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Amphenol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
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Up & Down Wall Street:
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Why Stocks’ Season
Of Discontent Could
Linger Past Winter
T
his truly is the winter of our discontent,
not just in the present but in our
thoughts about a
dystopian future.
As the Northeast
was hit this past week with a blizzard
the likes of which it hadn’t seen in a
decade, a “financial history, from the
future” dropped on the internet with
even greater force. By now, you’ve no
doubt read of this “scenario” from June
2028 in which Citrini Research posited
a world where artificial intelligence
was so successful that large swaths of
white-collar jobs were eliminated, decimating incomes and thus spending.
With investors already fearful about
the more proximate risks posed by
hundreds of billions being spent on AI,
this vision of the future spooked markets further. After the snow stopped
falling, stocks continued declining.
Even Nvidia’s latest boffo earnings
failed to provide a meaningful lift.
Also down were bond yields, with
the Treasury 10-year note trading under 4% for the first time since late 2025.
One of the few things moving up was
oil, which hit a 52-week high amid fears
of another U.S. strike against Iran.
Despair or worse describes the
mood in another AI-afflicted sector:
business development companies.
BDCs lend to small-to-medium-size
firms that banks tend to avoid, usually
at relatively high interest rates. Many of
those borrowers are private software
companies, smaller brethren of the
public victims of the Saas-pocalypse
that has taken the iShares Expanded
Tech-Software Sector exchange-
BY RANDALL
W. FORSYTH
traded fund to a negative 21.85% total
return from the year’s start through
Thursday, per Morningstar data.
Over that span, the VanEck BDC
Income ETF posted a minus-7.19%
year-to-date return, and a minus-7.39%
in the past month. The ETF’s 12-month
total return was negative 15.20%—even
with the double-digit yields that are
BDCs’ main attraction.
Simplistic investing in a sector ETF
is based on the assumption that the
component stocks accurately discount
all their risks and future returns.
Maybe that’s true for the 500 biggest
U.S. stocks but less so for a relatively
arcane and less-researched sector such
as BDCs. Which leaves opportunities
for those who do the old-fashioned
fundamental research.
March 2, 2026
While worries about AI and credit have driven a
flight to safety in Treasuries, inflation may
constrain the Fed in providing rate-cut relief.
Less-sophisticated investors have
been selling first and asking questions
later, according to Charles Lieberman,
chief investment officer at Advisors
Capital Management. Lieberman sees a
significant variance in the quality of
management teams in the sector.
“Some BDCs are poorly managed, more
for the benefit of the managers than the
shareholders,” he says.
Most BDCs trade at significant discounts to their published net asset
value, but that doesn’t make them bargains, Lieberman says. And that presumes published NAVs represent current reality; most NAVs are as of Dec.
31, and much has happened since.
Lieberman’s picks are sector leaders
Ares Capital, Golub Capital BDC,
Hercules Capital, and Sixth Street
Specialty Lending. “The main issue is
the quality of the loans being made and
the risk that a lot of the loans go bad.
You rely on the caliber of management
to handle the situation,” he says.
Yields range from 9.96% for Ares to
12.23% for Golub.
“BDCs are ground zero for value
opportunity,” says Stephen O’Neill,
portfolio manager at RiverNorth, a
specialist in closed-end fund and BDC
investments. He looks for managers
who deliver higher returns on equity
rather than shopping in the bargain
basement for the biggest discounts.
Even Nvidia’s boffo
results didn’t enthuse investors this
past week.
On that score, he agrees with Lieberman on Golub for its reasonable fee
structure and diversified portfolio.
That said, the BDC has a 30% exposure
to software, but O’Neill says everyone
has to make a prognostication about
default risk and the recovery rate.
More controversial is his pick of
Blue Owl Capital Corp. (ticker:
OBDC), the main publicly traded BDC
from Blue Owl Capital Inc. (OWL).
O’Neill sees the sale of $1.4 billion of
loans from Blue Owl’s private BDCs at
99.7% of face value as a positive for the
public BDC. “That’s a huge benefit to
OBDC shareholders,” given there is
considerable overlap between assets in
the public and private BDCs. OBDC
traded Friday at a 23.6% discount to its
Dec. 31 NAV of $14.81, as posted by
BDCinvestor.com. The current annual
dividend of $1.48 would yield 13.09%.
Private credit has been a worry for
the markets since last year, with the
busts of First Brands and Tricolor
prompting JPMorgan Chase CEO
Jamie Dimon to warn about “cockroaches” emerging in the sector. But
what worries Mizuho Americas Chief
Economist Steven Ricchiuto is that the
big banks have become lenders to socalled shadow banks.
His other worry is that inflation is
accelerating, not slowing as touted.
With the benchmark 10-year Treasury
under 4%—which has pulled the 30year fixed mortgage rate under 6% for
the first time since 2022—that leaves
little real return, with the personal
consumption deflator, the Federal Reserve’s main inflation gauge, running at
a 2.9% year-over-year rate. Morgan
Stanley economists project that January core PCE (excluding food and energy) was up 3.2% from a year earlier.
After a blizzard, the markets could
face a perfect storm of deflating asset
prices as consumer price inflation
remains sticky. While worries about
AI and credit may have driven the
flight to safety in the Treasury market,
the Fed may be constrained from providing relief in the form of rate cuts
while the PCE remains well above its
2% target. The discontent may continue after winter’s end. B
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The challenge is to find something to buy in a
market that has seen AI sliding from lofty levels.
Just about everything else has run up.
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AI Slides as Everything
Else Has Run Up.
6 Stocks to Consider.
“T
his isn’t
bear
porn,”
insists an
online
memo
that is
said to have recently sent the U.S. stock
market lower. What follows, of course,
is Larry Flynt–level stuff, financially
speaking: the porniest bear porn that a
bear could ever porn. Artificial intelligence will apparently render much of
white-collar work obsolete, leading to
mass layoffs, falling spending, widespread defaults, a stock crash, a mortgage crisis, and plunging house values.
This is a theoretical look back
from 2028—a “scenario, not a prediction,” according to the publisher, a
subscription newsletter service called
Citrini Research. Any investor panic
the writing caused was short-lived,
although if fiction can now tank
stocks, I’m a little worried about
what Moby-Dick means for SeaWorld’s parent company, or Don Quixote for the wind energy sector.
Stock buyers should look past the
doomsaying. “If you invest only for the
worst-case scenario, you will never be
invested,” writes Keith Lerner, chief
market strategist at Truist Wealth, of
the Citrini upheaval. The challenge,
however, is finding buys in what can
look like a nothing-to-buy market. AI
stocks are sliding from lofty levels,
and as I discussed here last week, just
about everything else has recently run
up—value, small-caps, cyclicals, staples, and more. Is it better to suddenly
get a 30% discount on a high-margin
software maker that looks vulnerable
BY JACK
HOUGH
to Claude Code do-it-yourselfers, or
pay a 30% markup for something
that’s struggling to grow, like an offpatent drug marketer best known for
hanky-panky pills that launched when
Seinfeld was still airing new episodes?
Nothing personal, Viatris.
To dig up some ideas for further
research, I screened the S&P 500 for
stocks with recent Wall Street upgrades to Buy or some such, and in
cases where shares have jumped year
to date, I looked for earnings estimate
revisions that help justify the gains, or
a valuation that remains approachable. I viewed a lack of an AI story
line as a plus, but not a requirement.
Let’s start with pizza and jelly. J.P.
Morgan says it’s time to nibble on
Domino’s Pizza, citing market share
gains and what it calls remarkable
stability—only 23 units out of 7,186
have closed over the past three years.
The stock, at 20 times this year’s earnings, is down for the year despite a
broader restaurant run-up. Investors
might be nervous over comparisons
with February through May last year,
when Domino’s rolled out stuffed
crust, a DoorDash partnership, and a
$9.99 deal for any pizza. JPM says no
problem, and that expanded chicken
offerings should help.
BofA Research’s bullish turn on
J.M. Smucker stems from the company saying recently that takeovers
aren’t a strategic focus. That’s good,
because it’s $5.6 billion deal for Hostess
in 2023 has already been written down
by about $2 billion. BofA views the
damage there as done; Hostess has
shrunk from 15% of company revenue
to 11%. Meanwhile, around three-quarters of Smucker’s revenue comes from
stuff that’s fairly safe from being hit by
obesity meds, like coffee, pet food, peanut butter, and overseas products.
Shares are up 20% this year but still
trade at around 12 times projected
earnings for the next four quarters.
Southwest Airlines shares are up
23% this year, but the earnings consensus is up twice as much. Both TD Cowen and UBS recently turned sweet on
the shares. TD likes that rising industrywide demand is meeting restrained
supply. UBS predicts more upside to
come from Southwest’s new fees for
bags, assigned seats, and extra legroom. Shares fetch 12 times earnings.
Landman fans know the Permian
basin as the dusty surrounds of Midland, Texas, where Billy Bob Thornton’s
character smokes and swears his way
through corporate skulduggery, drug
cartel run-ins, and family fireworks,
against the backdrop of a shale drilling
boom. The reality, oilwise, is that output
there is huge but flattening, and big
operators are focused on cash flow, not
growth. Attention has turned to the
relatively untapped Stabroek Block, 120
miles off the coast of Guyana.
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Chevron is acting prudently in the
Permian, according to recent upgrader
Melius Research, and its deal last year
for Hess makes it a big Guyana player.
It’s also first in line to profit from rebuilding output in Guyana’s neighbor,
Venezuela. The shares are up too
much for comfort, 22% this year, and
at a glance, they cost too much, at 27
times earnings. But they’re a more
reasonable 16 times free cash flow, and
earnings after this year could double
in as little as three years.
Rayonier needs a new name, in
case you have any ideas. Maybe DoubleWood—a merger on Jan. 30 combined its two million acres of timberland with PotlatchDeltic’s just over
two million acres. The combined real
estate investment trust has a half
dozen sawmills and a big plywood
facility, and intends to keep the dividend in line with Rayonier’s recent
payout, suggesting a yield of 5% or so.
Raymond James, which went to
Strong Buy from Outperform on the
stock, sees share buyback potential.
DoubleWood, or whatever name the
company will announce later this
quarter, also stands to make money
from real estate development and
deals for solar, carbon storage, and
minerals. Shares trade at 14 times projected funds from operations.
One more from Raymond James:
Genuine Parts. It was up 21% for the
year at one point, but now it’s down
5%. Earnings came in well short of
estimates, and management announced a plan to separate its automotive business from its industrial
one. The shake-up might have cheered
investors, except that the stock’s
plump dividend yield and 70-year
history of payout increases will get a
rethink at the time of the split. The
analyst who upgraded shares to
Strong Buy calls the setup “constructively asymmetric,” which is Wall
Street for more to gain than lose, and
he points to sum-of-the-parts math:
Valuing the peppy industrial part at 15
times earnings, North American auto
at 10 times, and overseas auto at eight
times yields a $145 stock price, versus
a recent $117. B
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Dow Industrials: - 648.05
Unbowling
For Dollars
What's for Lunch?
Since its 2021 initial public offering,
Sweetgreen has struggled against its
fast-casual peers.
AdvisorShares Restaurant ETF
Sweetgreen
50%
Sweetgreen is trying to put a wrap on its salads—
or at the very least, put its salads in a wrap. The
fast-casual chain known for its high-end greens is
rolling out wraps at some locations.
Handhelds are having a moment as consumers
tire of so-called slop bowls, a term jokingly used to
describe customizable grain-and-salad meals that
have become staples of the corporate office lunch.
Sweetgreen needs a jolt. Its shares have tumbled
90% from their Nov. 19, 2021, closing high, according to Dow Jones Market Data. That was the day
after the company’s initial public offering. This
past week, it reported its fourth consecutive quarterly decline in same-store sales.
Three wraps are now available in select markets: Classic Chicken Caesar, Chicken Jalapeño
Ranch, and Chicken Salad Bacon Club. Barron’s
taste-testers found the Caesar wrap a solid lunch
option. The Chicken Salad Bacon Club wrap had
the right ratio of lettuce to avocado to chicken
salad—although it leaned a bit on the salty side,
likely a consequence of the bacon bits sprinkled
inside. None of the taste-testers ordered the Jalapeño Ranch—estimated at 1,185 calories, it was
deemed too hefty for the office lunch hour.
“Substantial but not overwhelming,” one Barron’s staff taste-tester remarked about the Caesar
wrap. Another tester appreciated how easy it was
to eat. While salad bowls often feel endless, the
wrap “had a clear end in sight.” — Barron’s staff
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796.34
Dow Global Index: + 3.48
LAST WEEK
TH IS WEEK
Markets: Responding to the Supreme
Court’s tariff decision, President Donald Trump imposed global 10% tariffs
for 150 days, then raised it to 15%, only
to find implementation at 10% had
already begun. Gold surged, the dollar
and Bitcoin fell. Stocks, hit by another
bout of artificial-intelligence jitters,
were down but rallied on Tuesday.
Trump defended his “golden age” economic policies at the State of the Union
speech and warned Iran. Nvidia beat
on earnings, but the stock slipped.
Safe-haven Treasuries had their best
month in a year, and January inflation
rose. On the week, the Dow industrials
fell 1.3%, the S&P 500 0.4%, and the
Nasdaq Composite 1%.
Monday 3/2
Companies: A Novo Nordisk experimental anti-obesity drug failed to outperform Eli Lilly’s Zepbound. Denmark’s Maersk and Switzerland’s MSC
took over two Panama ports. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned
that some lenders were doing “dumb
things.” A KKR-managed credit fund
reported weak results. Payments company Block said it would cut head
count by nearly half. Trump banned
Anthropic from government use after
the AI company refused to give in to
the Pentagon over AI safety issues.
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2022
'23
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Source: FactSet
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Deals: After Paramount Skydance
raised its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix walked away with a
$2.8 billion breakup fee paid by Paramount...Citigroup agreed to sell $2.5
billion in shares, or 24%, of Mexican
bank Banamax to investors, including
General Atlantic, Blackstone, and the
Qatar Investment Authority.
The Institute for Supply Management releases both its Manufacturing
and Services Purchasing Managers’
Indexes for February. Consensus
estimate for the Manufacturing PMI,
released on Monday, is a 51.8 reading,
about one point less than in January.
The Services PMI, released on
Wednesday, is expected to be 53.8,
even with January’s reading.
Tuesday 3/3
CrowdStrike Holdings and Target
announce quarterly results on Tuesday, followed by Broadcom on
Wednesday and Costco Wholesale
on Thursday.
Friday 3/6
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
releases the jobs report for February.
Economists forecast a 60,000
increase in nonfarm payrolls, after
a 130,000 gain in January. The unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged at 4.3%. January’s
jobs growth was the largest since
December of 2024, allaying fears
about a weakening labor market. Federal Reserve governor Christopher
Waller, who dissented in favor of an
interest-rate cut at the Federal Open
Market Committee’s most recent
meeting, pointed to strength in the
latest jobs report in saying that a rate
cut was “close to a coin flip” at the
next FOMC meeting in mid-March.
Company / Ticker
Market
Value
Chipotle Mexican Grill / CMG
$47.3 B
THE NUMBERS
Cava Group / CAVA
7.9 B
Wingstop / WING
6.8 B
Sweetgreen / SG
640 M
58
1.25 M 90%
1,800
Portilllo’s / PTLO
401.8 M
Jack in the Box / JACK
331.4 M
El Pollo Loco / LOCO
320.4 M
Noodles & Co. / NDLS
31.2 M
Number of gigawatt hours of new
energy storage
added to the U.S.
electric grid in
2025, a record.
Russian casualty
estimates in the
now five-year war
in Ukraine, more
than the U.S. in
World War II.
The rough number
of companies
seeking refunds
for tariffs since the
Supreme Court
decision.
Source: MarketWatch
The estimated
percentage of
high-end semiconductor chips that
are manufactured
in Taiwan.
Illustration by Elias Stein
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March 2, 2026
BARRON’S
Netflix Is the Real Winner
In the Warner Bros. Deal
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Paramount triumphed in the bidding war but paid heavily and is saddled
with debt. Will Comcast join the next round of media consolidation?
he big winner from the battle for Warner Bros. Discovery was the loser, Netflix, which bowed out after
Paramount Skydance
submitted a higher bid for
the media company.
Other competitors, like Comcast,
could be winners, too, amid further
media consolidation.
Paramount is paying a stiff price,
and its winning bid may turn out to be
a Pyrrhic victory. It offered $31 a share
in cash for Warner Bros., a deal that
values the company’s equity at $81 billion plus about $29 billion of assumed
net debt.
Netflix shares rose 22%, to $96, this
past week as investors expressed relief
that the company wouldn’t go forward
with its richly priced offer for Warner
Bros.’ movie studio and streaming assets, including HBO. The acquisition
would have saddled Netflix with over
$50 billion of new debt and changed
what had been a winning, organic,
growth-focused narrative around the
stock.
There could be more upside in Netflix stock, given that it traded at $103
before it reached a surprise deal for
Warner Bros. on Dec. 5. One of the
positives for Netflix is that it will pocket
a $2.8 billion breakup fee.
“Back to Simply Dominating” was
the title of Wolfe Research analyst Peter Supino’s note on Thursday after
Netflix decided not to match the Paramount offer. Supino lifted his price
target to $110 from $95.
Netflix, trading for about 30 times
projected 2026 earnings, isn’t a bargain,
but profits per share are expected to
rise at a 20% clip in the coming years.
Looking at other affected stocks,
investors may want to steer clear of
what will be a heavily leveraged Paramount and take a hard look at Comcast, the cable industry leader that
owns NBCUniversal.
Comcast wasn’t involved in the Warner Bros. battle, but it could take part
in the next round of media consolidation or an alternative transaction.
Netflix shares rose
22%, to $96, this
past week as investors expressed
relief that the company wouldn’t go
forward with its
richly priced offer.
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There has been pressure on Comcast CEO and controlling shareholder
Brian Roberts to dismantle NBCUniversal after its spinoff of some cable
properties, including CNBC and
MSNOW (formerly MSNBC), into Versant Media in early January. Now that
Netflix has passed on Warner Bros., it
could consider buying NBCU assets
such as the Universal movie studio or
the Peacock streaming service.
LightShed Partners analyst Rich
Greenfield told CNBC on Friday morning that investors were barraging him
with emails about the Comcast scenario after Netflix declined to match
the Paramount offer late on Thursday.
Comcast shares, at about $31, trade
cheaply at just eight times projected
2026 earnings on concerns about
broadband competition. Supino thinks
a separation of NBCU could add $10 a
share or more to Comcast’s stock price,
given the lofty price that the business
could garner.
Paramount stock surged 21%, to
$13.51, on Friday as investors reacted
favorably to the Warner deal.
The immediate investor reaction
appeared to be this: While Paramount
is paying a high price for Warner Bros.,
the $31-a-share deal value was less
than the $33-a-share figure or higher
that some thought Paramount needed
to pay to win.
The Paramount run-up could also
be fueled in part by short covering,
with short interest of 51 million shares,
about 15% of the public float.
There was bullish news late on Friday when Paramount said that it would
issue $47 billion of equity at $16.02 a
share to help finance the Warner transaction. The equity deal is fully backed
by the Ellison family and RedBird Capital Partners, the current controlling
shareholders of Paramount, with a
roughly 70% economic state.
That sale is at a 19% premium to
Paramount’s closing price on Friday
and represents a big vote of confidence
Sizing Up Media Giants
Further consolidation is likely as the business comes under
growing cost pressure.
Company / Ticker
Recent
Price
52-Wk
Change
2026E
P/E
Warner Bros. Discovery / WBD
$28.17
156%
1,224.8
Comcast / CMCSA
30.96
-6
8.3
Netflix / NFLX
96.24
0
30.8
Paramount Skydance / PSKY
13.51
15
16.6
Note: E=estimate; Paramount Skydance price change since it began trading
on Aug. 7, 2025.
Source: Bloomberg
by key holders in the value of Paramount stock. Large equity sales often
come at a discount to the market price.
Paramount’s share count is set to
increase by about 2.9 billion, bringing
the total to about four billion, Barron’s
estimates.
Paramount stock amounts to a leveraged play on the success of the Warner deal, which Wall Street is betting
will pass regulatory scrutiny because
President Donald Trump likes Oracle
Chairman Larry Ellison and is probably happy that Warner’s CNN cable
business will be controlled by the Ellison family, including Larry’s son, Paramount CEO David Ellison. Trump has
criticized CNN for what he views as its
left-leaning news coverage.
Assuming the deal closes, Paramount will carry an estimated $90
billion of debt, seven times projected
2026 earnings before interest, taxes,
depreciation, and amortization, or
Ebitda, before cost savings and various
corporate streamlining initiatives.
That’s double the debt/Ebitda ratio that
most companies seek to maintain.
Paramount is banking on quickly
getting those cost savings of $6 billion
annually—high relative to about $12
billion of projected 2026 Ebitda—and
rapidly deleveraging its balance sheet.
There are better opportunities in
media than Paramount. Walt Disney
trades for $106, down 5% in the past
year. Its shares sell for just 15 times
projected 2026 earnings and 10 times
projected 2026 Ebitda, with a better
franchise in most respects than Paramount, led by Disney’s powerhouse
theme-parks business.
Paramount has a tough road to navigate. It needs to get regulatory approval
for the Warner deal, which isn’t a sure
thing due to likely U.S., state, and international inquiries, wrote Seaport analyst David Joyce on Friday. Assuming
the deal closes in 12 months, Paramount will need to integrate a much
larger company, cut significant costs,
and wrestle with ongoing erosion in
the core media and cable parts of both
Paramount and Warner.
That’s a tall order for David Ellison.
The 43-year-old was running Skydance, a media and entertainment business with just $1 billion of annual sales,
a year ago. The Skydance deal for Paramount closed in August. Backed by his
father’s wealth, David Ellison has parlayed his tiny Skydance into the No. 3
media and entertainment company
behind Netflix and Disney.
Bigger may not be better. B
BARRON’S
Insider Trading Is
Shaping Prediction
Markets. Polymarket
Sees an Edge.
Polymarket’s social-media account has repeatedly identified signs
of insider trading on its prediction-market platform. It isn’t clear
what happens next.
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BY NICK DEVOR
O
n Dec. 16, a new anonymous account on prediction-market platform
Polymarket made a
$68,000 bet that Kevin
Hassett would be nominated as the next Federal
Reserve chair. An official Polymarket
social-media account posted a screenshot of the trade, seeming to suggest
that it came from a person in the
know: “Either @novice99 can read
Trump’s mind, or they’re serving coffee at Hassett’s breakfast meetings.”
On a stock exchange, any evidence
of insider trading would quickly draw
the attention of corporate counsels
and regulators. On prediction markets, it could be an unavoidable part
of the business model.
Stand CEO Edward Ridgely, who
designs software for predictionmarket traders, says there are times
when “insiders are obviously shaping
the market.” He pointed to the spike
in Polymarket odds that Taylor Swift
would get engaged hours before the
pop star’s official announcement.
In the end, Hassett didn’t get the
nod for Fed chair. The Polymarket
social-media account has made more
than two dozen posts flagging other
potential insider transactions happening on the company’s prediction market. The posts allow other Polymarket
users to play along. About half of the
bets paid off, Barron’s found.
Polymarket didn’t respond to
questions about the social-media posts.
“Having an edge to the market is a
good thing,” Polymarket CEO Shayne
Coplan told 60 Minutes in November,
in response to a question about inside
information on the platform. Coplan
said the company has focused on the
ethics of insider transactions, before
adding that it was “sort of an inevita-
March 2, 2026
bility that this will happen, and there’s
a lot of benefits from it.”
Both Polymarket and rival Kalshi
tout the learnings that come from
people putting money on future
events. For the predictions to be
accurate, or efficient, the platforms
rely on a pool of traders to distill the
wisdom of the crowd.
The prediction markets are under
growing scrutiny as a steady drip of
questionable trades make headlines.
In early January, one trader made
a $30,000 bet on the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro
hours before he was captured by U.S.
forces, resulting in a $400,000 payout. The trade spurred U.S. Rep.
Ritchie Torres (D., N.Y.) to introduce
a bill barring federal workers from
prediction markets.
This month, an Israel Defense
Force reservist was arrested and
charged for allegedly trading on military operations through Polymarket.
“In carrying out such bets, relying
on secret and classified information,
there is a real security risk to IDF
activities and state security,” the
Israel Police said in a statement.
How to handle inside information
is already generating a schism in the
prediction-market world. Kalshi’s rule
book explicitly bans “insiders” from
trading on its markets; Polymarket’s
rule book does not.
This past week, Kalshi announced
that it had suspended two accounts
for suspicious trading: a former California gubernatorial candidate who
bet on himself to win the 2026 governor race, and an employee of YouTube
star MrBeast who traded event contracts related to his boss’ videos. The
Commodity Futures Trading Commission said in a follow-up news release
that both instances were potential
violations of insider trading laws.
The California candidate didn’t
respond to a request for comment,
and the MrBeast employee couldn’t
be reached.
The Coalition for Prediction Markets, a Washington, D.C.–based trade
group, has recognized the potential
damage from insider trading. In
January, it took out a full-page ad
in the Washington Post emphasizing
that “regulated prediction markets
(already) ban insider trading.”
Kalshi is a member of the coalition; Polymarket isn’t.
In January, a Polymarket trader
with the username “HD2” bet nearly
$100,000 that BlackRock executive
Rick Rieder would be nominated as
the next Federal Reserve chair. Polymarket Money, an X account run by
Polymarket, posted a screenshot of
the trader’s account. Polymarket’s
own annotation emphasized that
HD2 was new to the platform. “Who
is @HD2?” Polymarket Money asked.
Market watchers say that accounts
making large, first-time bets can be
a signal of insider activity.
In another post, Polymarket
Money said that a trader on its
platform either “sees the future,
or they’re writing the script.”
Since its first X post on Dec. 9,
Polymarket Money has shared a total
of 25 posts that identify possible signals of insider trading on Polymarket, Barron’s found. In each example,
Polymarket Money posted a screenshot of a trade and asked followers
what the trader might know.
Polymarket didn’t make executives
available for comment, and it didn’t
respond to questions about whether
its system took additional steps to
monitor the trades.
The CFTC requires predictionmarket operators to have trading surveillance systems on par with those
at other licensed exchanges, like CME
Group’s Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
Eventus, which provides marketsurveillance software, lists Polymarket as a client on its website.
Illustration by Barron’s
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March 2, 2026
Polymarket has said that it complies
with applicable laws, and CEO Coplan
told The Wall Street Journal that “the
moment there’s a suspected insider, it’s
pointed out on X, and it’s visible on
Polymarket immediately.”
Polymarket has a data-sharing
partnership with Dow Jones, the
publisher of Barron’s.
Kalshi told Barron’s that if the HD2
trade were made on its platform, it
would be flagged by its monitoring
system.
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P
rediction markets sell event
contracts, a financial instrument regulated by the CFTC,
whose insider trading rules are
modeled after those of the Securities
and Exchange Commission, the stock
market regulator.
The CFTC says that it has “full
authority to police illegal trading practices.” Those illegal practices include
the “misappropriation of confidential
information in breach of a pre-existing
duty of trust and confidence to the
source of the information.”
When it comes to stock trading,
companies often have their policies
in place to protect against the chance
of insider trades.
“It is illegal to buy or sell shares
in Walmart or our business partners
based on important or sensitive inside
information,” Walmart says in its employee code of conduct. There’s no
mention of prediction markets.
It’s unclear how many companies
have taken the step of explicitly banning employees from using workrelated information to trade on prediction markets. Barron’s asked all 30
companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average if they had issued new
guidance around trading on prediction markets since their mainstream
emergence last year. One declined to
comment; 29, including Walmart,
haven’t responded.
Not all trading by insiders is illegal.
Company executives, for instance, can
trade their stock according to certain
rules and trading windows. Those
trades are often closely watched by
market participants seeking to track
the so-called smart money.
Prediction-market traders are
now doing the same thing. Some
have made big money mimicking the
trades of potential insiders with specialized software that can instantly
copy the moves of any trader on
Polymarket, which posts all of its
transactions to the blockchain.
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BARRON’S
Stand, Ridgely’s firm, has facilitated
more than $200 million in trading volume across Polymarket and Kalshi.
A
s with most exchanges, trade
monitoring largely falls on the
prediction-market platforms,
which are tasked with identifying suspicious patterns such as new
accounts making large trades and
quick withdrawals after a winning bet.
The CFTC steps in when the platforms refer cases for investigation, or
when it deems surveillance systems
to be insufficient. The agency’s capacity to regulate prediction markets and
other exchanges has been curtailed
over the past year, however.
Barron’s reported in early February that the regulator’s storied Chicago office had zero enforcement
attorneys and that progress on enforcement actions had been slowed
by layoffs and attrition.
“Several employees left before my
tenure, but we have appropriate resources throughout the country,” CFTC
Chair Mike Selig recently told Barron’s.
The rapid ascent and large variety
of prediction markets has presented
new challenges to regulators and complicated the surveillance of suspicious
trades.
Joe Schifano, head of regulatory
affairs at Eventus, says his company’s
surveillance tools take in all kinds of
data to develop scenarios consistent
with insider trading and manipulation. When a user makes a trade or
a series of trades that line up with an
established scenario, red flags go up.
Kalshi is constantly writing contracts with new language, says Nicole
Kagan, who drafts many of those contracts for Kalshi.
The speed at which new contracts
are listed along with their sheer number and variety—Kagan says Kalshi
has “thousands”—make it “theoretically impossible to create a scenario
for surveilling each one that’s tailored
to each contract,” says Dorothy DeWitt, the director of the CFTC’s division of market oversight from 2019
to 2021, when the regulator first
granted a U.S. license to Kalshi.
Monitoring tools are built on
decades of observing activity in
commodities markets, DeWitt says.
Prediction-market oversight doesn’t
get the benefit of that history.
Asaf Meir, CEO of Solidus Labs,
Kalshi’s monitoring partner, says the
most sophisticated market abusers
know that those limitations in sur-
“I think it’s actually incredibly
important to have some form
of insider information in
these markets.”
—Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron
veillance systems exist, and are constantly testing the boundaries set by
prediction markets. The role of the
exchanges is to stay one step ahead,
Meir says. “It’s a bit of a cat-andmouse game.”
Prediction markets are raising new
questions in an age-old debate around
information and free markets. In fact,
some see inside information as key to
prediction markets’ accuracy, which
has been touted in academic research.
“I think it’s actually incredibly important to have some form of insider
information in these markets,” says
Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron,
whose firm operates the blockchain
used by Polymarket. “When nobody
has information that is actually useful
to determine the outcome of that market, you’re just plain gambling.”
Still, Boiron and Kalshi emphasize
the need for fair markets and insidertrading laws.
Robert DeNault, Kalshi’s head of
enforcement, says insider trading can
reduce market participation over the
long term. “If a user can’t trust that
they’re going to come onto our platform and not be in an unfair information asymmetry with another user,
then they’re not going to keep using
our platform,” he says.
A few traders who spoke to Barron’s
believe they’ve been on the losing side
of an insider trade. Kyle Baker once had
positions on a Saturday Night Live mention market, betting on what words the
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March 2, 2026
THE
TRILLION-DOLLAR
ELECTRIC BILL
Utilities stocks could gain as Big Tech
pays up to power AI.
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No AI magic trick is quite as impressive as the one it’s doing in financial
markets—giving some utilities an upper hand with tech giants that are 100
times their size. It’s a trick that investors can cash in on.
A handful of utilities are poised to
profit from the rush of spending by
big tech firms, locking in a decade or
more of cash flows to provide power
to data centers.
It’s all the result of a potent new
dynamic in the U.S. market for electricity. Tech companies are desperate to
plug in their AI data centers, each of
which can use 50 to 100 times as much
power as the Empire State Building to
run and cool their servers. In the past,
utilities would hook data centers right
into the grid like any other customer,
and charge them a standard rate. But a
political backlash against the warehouses sparked by soaring electricity
prices is making that option untenable.
So, tech companies are being forced to
pick up more of the tab, signing deals
that make them pay up even if artificial
intelligence proves to be a bust.
The issue even made it into President Donald Trump’s State of the
Union speech on Tuesday. “We’re telling the major tech companies that
they have the obligation to provide for
their own power needs,” he said. The
goal is that “no one’s prices will go up,
and in many cases prices will go down
for the community, and very substantially down,” he said.
The utilities that have already made
deals with tech companies say that
consumers will receive a kind of datacenter dividend—$100 or more in
annual savings on their electricity
bills. But the utilities themselves may
be even bigger winners, as they lock in
years of cash flow.
It’s no secret by now that AI data
centers use massive amounts of electricity, and they are only getting more
power hungry. The data centers that
are already under construction will
need as much electricity as all of Italy,
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according to JLL, a commercial real
estate and investment firm that tracks
the industry and operates some data
centers. The existing grid can supply
some of that juice, but there’s a limit.
Eight of America’s 13 regional electric
grids are already at or below critical
spare capacity levels, according to
Goldman Sachs, raising the risk of
blackouts if too many big customers
plug in at once. As much as a quarter
of expected data-center developments
could end up short of electricity by
2028, according to Morgan Stanley
analyst Stephen Byrd.
Tech companies are going to extraordinary measures to get that electricity,
including using converted jet engines as
power turbines and making special
deals with Bitcoin mining companies to
divert the crypto power to AI. But even
those won’t be enough, analysts say.
In general, it’s good to own a commodity that’s in short supply. Just look
at Nvidia. Its chips have only gotten
more valuable as demand has risen.
But electricity is different. Utilities have
an obligation to serve local customers
at a reasonable price. Surging demand
from other kinds of users can cause
more problems than opportunities.
The biggest problem now is that
electricity bills are on the rise as utilities build out the grid and add new
generation to serve data centers. Average U.S. residential electricity bills are
up more than 30% since 2020. In Virginia, known for its warehouse-filled
“Data Center Alley,” costs for all users
are up an average of 17% in just the
past year. Bills may continue to increase. The Edison Electric Institute, a
trade group that represents investorowned electric companies, projects
that its members will spend $1.1 trillion from 2025 to 2029 on capital projects, nearly double the annualized rate
at which they were spending in the
prior decade. Someone has to pay for
all of that investment.
Americans are increasingly blaming data-center operators for their
rising bills, because it’s expensive to
build the power plants and transmission lines to serve them, and costs are
often shared by everyone who uses
the grid. At least a half-dozen state
legislatures are debating bills that
could stop new data centers from being built. The anxiety cuts across partisan lines. Sen. Bernie Sanders has
called for a national moratorium on
data centers, but they’ve also drawn
fire from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis,
who wrote on X that “there isn’t even
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Shock Treatment
Utilities are on track to spend $1.1 trillion from 2025 through 2029.
Total Capital Expenditure
$250 billion
200
150
100
50
0
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Note: Capital expenditure for all U.S. investor-owned utilities.
close to enough grid capacity for these
data centers. Consumers will see electricity rates spike—and to what end?”
Trump himself has started paying
much more attention to electricity
costs, which are shaping up as a political liability ahead of the 2026 midterm
elections. He had promised in 2024 to
cut electricity costs in half in the first
year of his term. Instead, average bills
have risen 6.3%.
On its face, this kind of attention
looks like bad news for utilities. Rising costs and decreasing reliability are
a dangerous mix for an industry that
isn’t particularly popular even in good
times. But the political pushback
against data centers has lately been
falling more on the tech companies
than on the utilities. Data centers have
become “the villain,” Jefferies analyst
Julien Dumoulin-Smith argues.
It isn’t hard to see why. Compared
with such past buildouts as America’s
railroads, data centers do little for
local economies. They bring a fraction
of the jobs to the towns where they’re
built, and consume resources like
power and water. More than $150
billion worth of data-center projects
have been delayed or canceled since
2023 because of community pushback, according to Data Center Watch,
a research firm backed by AI security
company 10a Labs.
T
he tech giants are starting to
realize this is a vulnerability. After previously fighting
utility plans to make them
pay more for power, tech executives
have said this year that they’re prepared to take on more of the burden.
In January, Microsoft President Brad
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Smith announced a “Community-First
AI Infrastructure” plan meant to
dampen the pushback. The first tenet
of the plan is that “we’ll pay our way
to ensure our data centers don’t increase your electricity prices.”
“Especially when tech companies
are so profitable, we believe that it’s
both unfair and politically unrealistic
for our industry to ask the public to
shoulder added electricity costs for
AI,” he wrote.
Amazon.com and other tech giants
made similar commitments to pay their
own way. If the tech firms hold true to
these pledges, the benefits will flow
through to consumers. But they’ll also
help utilities, whose earnings growth
rates already are turning higher.
“If you’re at the utility, you’re able
to benefit from this moment of political pressure that fell onto the hyperscalers,” says Rodney Rebello, a portfolio manager focusing on utilities at
Reaves Asset Management. “They
have to pay more. And now you can
effectively run behind that.”
The utilities that are benefiting the
most tend to be in unexpected places,
outside the historical data-center
growth areas like northern Virginia.
In fact, 64% of data centers under
construction are in so-called “frontier”
markets, from the Midwest to the
South, according to JLL. Tech companies are drawn to these markets by
friendly regulations, available power,
and tax breaks.
NiSource, a publicly traded electric and natural-gas utility that operates in Indiana and five other states,
may be the best example of a utility
that’s embracing the moment.
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data centers showed up at the doorstep of a sleepy NiSource subsidiary
called Nipsco in northern Indiana.
Nipsco serves about 500,000 electricity customers, including a few industrial plants along Lake Michigan. All
of its customers combined use about
2.4 gigawatts of power capacity, or as
much as is provided by two to three
large nuclear reactors. But two years
ago, it started getting inquiries from
data-center developers asking for
much more power.
Added together, the prospective
customers were likely to more than
double the area’s power demand in just
a few years. At the high end, the new
customers could have added as much
as eight gigawatts of new demand, says
Nipsco President Vince Parisi. Tech
companies were attracted to the area’s
friendly regulatory environment, proximity to Chicago, abundant water supplies, and fiberoptic network.
That kind of sudden, enormous
demand surge is a mixed blessing.
Adding eight gigawatts of new demand
to a 2.4 gigawatt system is like chaining
an M1 Abrams tank to a Toyota Camry
and expecting the two vehicles to drive
calmly down the highway together. In
theory, data-center deals could supercharge Nipsco’s earnings growth, with
the company building large new power
plants and earning regulated returns
on the value of their infrastructure.
But it could also leave Nipsco on the
hook for billions of dollars in liabilities
if the data-center developers walked
away after the infrastructure was already built. When a power plant is
abandoned, the financial burden tends
to fall on consumer bills.
Nipsco didn’t want to turn these
new customers away. So, it created a
new subsidiary called GenCo, whose
sole purpose would be to serve the
biggest customers, keeping the impact
away from its normal mom-and-pop
customers.
In November, GenCo inked its first
deal with Amazon, a plan to build 2.6
gigawatts worth of natural-gas power
plants and 400 megawatts worth of
battery storage—more than Nipsco’s
entire existing system. Amazon’s data
centers are expected to draw about 2.4
gigawatts worth of power, with the
excess generation being sent to the
rest of the grid. Amazon is expected to
pay for the full cost of the generation,
plus its share of transmission costs
and other “shared system charges.”
The buildout is expected to cost
nearly $7 billion, and the contract
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These three companies are well positioned for the industry’s
shifting trends.
Company /
Ticker
Recent
Price
52-Week
Market
2026E Dividend
Change Value (billion) P/E
Yield
Entergy / ETR
$105.32
24.0%
Idacorp / IDA
141.70
NiSource / NI
46.63
$47.8
24.0
2.4%
23.9
7.8
22.2
2.5
16.4
22.3
22.8
2.6
Note: E=estimate
lasts 15 years—though Amazon will
have an option to back out of part of it
by 2029. Nipsco told regulators that it
expects to be able to send $1 billion
back to customers over the course of
the contract, amounting to a discount
on their bills of $7 to $9 a month.
Nipsco is in “active negotiations”
with another one to three gigawatts
worth of data-center customers “and
then potentially behind that, there
could be another three, as well,” Parisi
says.
The deals won’t just help customers;
they’ll also flow to the company’s bottom line. NiSource expects its adjusted
earnings growth rate to accelerate to
8% to 9% from 2026 to 2033, above its
prior growth rate of 6% to 8%. It’s a
big reason Rebello likes the stock,
which is a holding in the Virtus
Reaves Utilities exchange-traded
fund, which he co-manages. Dumoulin-Smith thinks it can get to $53,
about 15% above current levels.
O
ther utilities are also in line
to gain, and benefit customers. Louisiana’s Entergy, for instance, is
building an enormous data-center
campus for Meta Platforms in rural
Louisiana, and working on one in Mississippi for Amazon. For the Louisiana
center, Meta agreed to fund power
plant equipment in advance. “For our
residential customers, we estimate the
data-center contracts in place today
will generate approximately $5 billion
in rate offsets from their fair share of
contributions to fixed costs during the
life of the contracts,” said Entergy
CEO Andrew Marsh on a company
earnings call. The company expects to
grow earnings by over 8% annually
through 2029.
Idacorp, owner of Idaho Power, has
also been signing big data-center deals
with companies like Meta, and is expanding its asset base faster than any
other company in the industry, according to BTIG analyst Alex Kania, who
rates the stock at Buy and expects it to
Source: Bloomberg
March 2, 2026
rise another 10%. Idaho Power says its
bills are 20% to 30% below the national average, “in part through the
design of pricing and contractual provisions for new large load customers.”
To be sure, there’s some skepticism
that these plans will work out in the
way that utilities say they will. Some
electricity experts and consumer advocates say the companies aren’t showing
their math. Nipsco’s state regulatory
filings list the Amazon power contract
as “highly confidential.” Utilities often
don’t detail how costs for added equipment like transmission lines will be
paid for, argues Ari Peskoe, the director of the Electricity Law Initiative at
the Harvard Law School Environmental and Energy Law Program.
Others note that the agreements
between utilities and tech companies
run for only 12 to 15 years, whereas
power infrastructure like gas plants
tends to last much longer. If tech companies don’t extend their contracts,
utilities could be forced to find other
ways to pay for that infrastructure.
“You could sign a 15-year contract. But
what does that mean for the other 45
or 55 years of the asset?” says Charles
Hua, the executive director of PowerLines, a nonprofit focused on consumer energy issues.
Rebello says he believes that the
tech companies are essentially paying
for the full capital costs of the plants
like the ones Nipsco is building, so
the “leftover” costs after 15 years
won’t be debilitating to existing users.
Parisi of Nipsco says that’s an accurate assumption.
T
he other unknown here is
how these agreements will
affect the tech companies
themselves over the long
term. The five largest data-center players—Alphabet, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and Oracle—are on track to spend
$710 billion in capital expenses this
year. Most of that money will go toward
pricey equipment like Nvidia chips.
Electricity costs are a minor part of
the capital budget, and shouldn’t
make much of a dent on the companies’ balance sheets. But the longerterm electricity contracts that tech
companies are now signing with utilities will become significant repeating
costs in another section of their financial results: the income statement.
“The new generation is actually less
than 10% of the total cost of what it is
to get that data center up and running,” says Moody’s Ratings analyst
John Medina, who covers infrastructure finance. “But from an operating
cost, like two-thirds of the annual
operating cost is the power.”
The tech companies don’t make it
easy to track exactly how much
they’re spending, says Moody’s Ratings analyst Raj Joshi, who covers
tech. “You can’t even get to the actual
businesses,” he says. “They lump hundreds of billions of dollars in single
lines. The SEC doesn’t require them to
disclose” the electricity costs.
There’s a back-of-the-envelope way
to calculate the potential costs. Electricity produced by a plant with a gigawatt of power capacity costs roughly $1
billion a year, depending on the source
and the location. Assuming tech companies will add 40 gigawatts by 2030—
and assuming they contract for it directly and pay for all of it—they could
collectively be adding about $40 billion
in annual electricity-related costs, a
small but still noticeable piece of their
$700 billion or so in total expenses.
Joshi isn’t yet treating it as a major
credit problem, but “it does introduce
this additional element of risk,” he says.
Caroline Golin, who led Google’s
energy-market development until last
year, says that tech companies have
been buying power for years but for
much different purposes than they are
today. Google itself was a pioneer in
the electricity market, creating contracts that allowed it to buy renewable
power in long-term deals. But the purpose of their power purchases was to
shift their energy use to cleaner
sources as part of decarbonization
goals. It was possible to do so using
their existing cash flows, rather than
taking on debt.
“These energy teams, they were
built to meet a climate goal,” she says.
“They weren’t built to produce tens of
gigawatts of capacity in a short
amount of time. And now they’re going to have to.”
The new kind of power purchases
they’re making are mission critical,
much more expensive, and almost
certainly dirtier from an environmental perspective, she says.
The tech companies have said they
would offset their fossil fuel-generated
power purchases with renewables like
solar. If so, their costs for all kinds of
power are certain to keep rising.
The path for utility profits in the
data-center boom is becoming clearer.
Tech companies are ready to foot more
of the cost. The bill will eventually
come due. B
The top fund families of 2025 had exquisite timing—and managers
with strong stomachs. How they navigated a tumultuous year.
BY DEBBIE CARLSON
L
ast year gave savvy fund
managers an ideal chance
to prove their worth.
Things started off well
for the stock market. Then
they took an abrupt turn
for the worse.
Anticipating Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts, tax cuts, and deregulation, most asset managers expected
2024’s gains to persist. The good vibes
proved to be short-lived after China,
in January, unleashed a much cheaper
artificial-intelligence model called
DeepSeek to rival the lavishly hyped
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OpenAI. Then, in April, President
Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day”
tariff announcements sent stocks
and bonds spiraling downward.
Yet like an experienced climber
who uses precise movements to find
strong toeholds before advancing, the
top active fund managers in Barron’s
annual Best Fund Families survey
relied on their processes and research to uncover bargains across
asset classes, profiting when markets
rebounded.
As 2025 progressed, stock leadership changed, and a commitment to
diversification and owning underappreciated names proved prescient.
It was the first time in a few years that
asset managers didn’t have to own all
of the Magnificent Seven stocks to just
keep up with the indexes.
Capital Group ascended to the No.
1 spot by taking advantage of mercurial markets and seeing long-term
bets pay off.
Martin Romo, Capital Group’s
chair and chief investment officer,
says that while the Magnificent Seven
companies still matter, he sensed that
markets would broaden in 2025,
based on the firm’s global research,
which had been revealing better
opportunities beyond the stretched
valuations of the Big Tech names.
“If you went outside of tech, outside the U.S., outside the big companies, and looked for a little bit more
value instead of just growth, it led us
down a path to find these opportunities,” he says.
Nimbleness and diversification
were also hallmarks of the four other
fund families that successfully scaled
to our top-five summit in 2025. Coming in No. 2 through No. 5, respectively, were Fidelity Investments, Vanguard Group, Northern Trust Asset
Management, and Lord Abbett.
For bond managers, 2025 was
finally a year in which markets normalized and higher yields boosted
returns, says Roger Hallam, global
head of rates at Vanguard. “The backdrop for bonds today is just very different from where we’ve been over
much of the post-financial-crisis
regime,” he says.
Early market turmoil aside, 2025
was a pretty good year for investors.
According to LSEG Lipper data, the
average U.S. equity fund rose 14.9%,
while world equity funds gained 29%.
Taxable bond funds rose 6.5%, while
municipal bond funds returned 3.7%.
Mixed-asset funds rose 15.5%.
Barron’s has conducted its annual
survey of fund families for more than
20 years, focusing on calendar-year
relative performance for the primary
ranking, which offers a glimpse of
how diversified firms perform across
a wide range of actively managed
funds. It’s a snapshot in time. As
usual, though, several of the top families’ biggest and best-performing
funds of 2025 also demonstrate
strong longer-term returns.
Because the Best Fund Families
results are asset-weighted, firms’
largest funds have the biggest impact
on their rankings.
This year’s survey welcomed
Northern Trust Asset Management to
the top five for the first time in recent
years, while Capital Group and Vanguard returned for the first time since
2022 and 2020, respectively. Fidelity
moved up from No. 3 in 2024, and
Lord Abbett moved down to No. 5
from the top spot.
This Year’s List
To be included in the ranking, firms
must have offered at least three
actively managed mutual funds or
active exchange-traded funds in Lipper’s general U.S. stock category, plus
one in world equity and one mixedasset, such as a balanced or assetallocation fund. They also needed to
offer at least two taxable bond funds
and one national tax-exempt bond
fund. All funds on our list must have
a track record of at least one year.
The ranking also includes “smart
beta” ETFs, which are run passively
but built on active investment strategies. The list reflects each firm’s
active-management ability.
All told, just 46 asset managers
out of the 795 in Lipper’s database
met our criteria for 2025. There were
a few changes to this year’s list. Simplify debuts at No. 41, and it’s the
first time an all-ETF asset manager
had enough funds across asset
classes to qualify. Its inclusion demonstrates how active ETFs are becoming a bigger part of the assetmanagement industry after they were
approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2019.
Nomura Asset Management is the
other newcomer, joining the list after
acquiring Macquarie’s U.S. asset-management business. We said goodbye to
Amundi, as it is now part of Victory
Capital Management. Madison Funds
and Neuberger Berman were dropped,
as they no longer have enough qualifying funds to be included.
Many other large fund managers
are consistently absent because they
don’t check all of the boxes in the
categories we consider. Notable
names in that category include
Janus Henderson and Dodge & Cox.
No. 1: Capital Group
Capital Group runs the American
Funds—some of the biggest funds
by assets in the U.S.—and because
Barron’s results are asset-weighted,
strong showings by its top funds
catapulted the firm to our top spot.
The firm manages the biggest
mixed-asset fund in the survey, the
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Ranking the Fund Families
Our annual survey sizes up the performance of each firm’s array of actively managed funds, both equity
and fixed income.
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7
Fund Family
Capital Group/American Funds
Total Assets
(billion)*
Weighted
Score
3,228
76.72
U.S.
World
Equity Equity
2
10
Mixed Taxable Tax-Exempt
Equity
Bond
Bond
2
8
6
2
3
Fidelity Investments
2,770
75.02
3
13
3
9
14
3
37
Vanguard Group
2,087
68.97
8
25
7
2
10
4
42
Northern Trust Asset Management
14
65.43
5
17
17
6
28
5
1
Lord Abbett
174
63.89
15
11
14
7
23
6
23
BlackRock
445
63.80
4
35
12
4
25
7
17
State Street Investment Management
50
62.68
13
26
5
11
31
107
61.85
14
37
1
18
8
9
60.37
1
2
29
46
3
8
34
Affiliated Managers Group
9
45
SS&C ALPS Advisors
10
15
Columbia Threadneedle Investments
212
60.06
11
15
18
14
39
11
11
Federated Hermes
84
59.32
12
4
24
23
32
12
29
Victory Capital Management
147
58.37
31
12
4
22
33
13
46
Guggenheim Investments
50
57.44
6
31
44
5
2
14
18
Manulife John Hancock investments
195
56.65
17
22
19
25
9
15
5
Nuveen/TIAA
259
55.96
22
23
15
12
30
16
13
Transamerica Asset Management
35
55.92
7
33
6
43
42
17
6
First Trust Advisors
102
54.91
18
1
40
30
19
18
30
Pimco
488
54.69
27
46
13
1
11
19
12
Dimensional Fund Advisors
705
52.99
21
18
9
35
43
20
14
T. Rowe Price
909
52.42
23
19
26
21
16
21
9
Thrivent Mutual Funds
41
50.97
29
24
25
10
44
22
21
SEI Investments
85
50.43
9
32
41
27
41
23
36
Franklin Templeton Investments
504
50.16
28
21
30
26
18
24
2
Sit Investment Associates
2
49.79
19
38
38
15
5
25
16
DWS Group
29
49.50
34
30
32
3
35
26
44
Russell Investments
46
49.43
37
29
11
24
38
27
28
Hartford Funds
135
49.15
24
5
43
28
26
28
27
UBS Asset Management
11
48.91
32
7
16
41
29
29
19
Goldman Sachs Asset Management
181
48.35
16
44
31
20
24
30
8
J.P. Morgan Asset Management
779
47.50
38
20
20
17
40
31
40
American Century Investments
241
47.37
35
9
42
16
21
32
22
Allspring Global Investments
80
46.75
42
14
8
36
34
33
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Nomura Asset Management
77
46.32
33
3
27
37
45
34
26
AllianceBernstein
123
45.78
43
16
10
38
7
35
4
PGIM Investments
177
45.71
36
43
22
13
15
36
20
Invesco
256
45.24
20
39
35
29
36
37
32
Brinker Capital
11
44.33
25
6
23
45
46
38
10
Morgan Stanley Investment Management
174
44.05
40
34
21
19
20
39
35
Touchstone Investments
31
42.07
26
42
34
32
22
40
31
BNY Investments
44
41.28
10
45
36
44
27
41
NR
Simplify
7
39.62
30
28
46
31
1
42
24
Virtus Investment Partners
44
36.93
39
41
28
34
37
43
43
Principal Asset Management
188
35.99
46
8
37
39
17
44
33
MFS Investment Management
441
35.84
44
27
39
33
12
45
41
New York Life Investments
74
35.82
41
36
33
40
13
46
47
Manning & Napier Advisors
6
25.42
45
40
45
42
4
Note: *Total assets reflect the funds included in this survey; NR=not ranked
Source: LSEG Lipper
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$274.8 billion American Balanced
fund. Its 18.8% return bested 91%
of its Lipper peers, as it owned some
of 2025’s big winners in its top 10,
including Taiwan Semiconductor
Manufacturing and memory-chip
maker Micron Technology, the
second-biggest S&P 500 index gainer
with a 240% return. Its No. 11 holding
was South Korean semiconductor SK
Hynix, which returned 286%.
The asset manager’s largest generalequity fund, the $336.4 billion Growth
Fund of America, also contributed to
its 2025 win. The fund beat 88% of its
Lipper peers with a 20.2% return. In
addition to owning Broadcom and
Alphabet in its top 10 holdings, it
also held Micron.
Capital Group has $2.8 trillion
across its 102 U.S.-listed active mutual
funds and ETFs. The firm splits investment duties across multiple managers in each fund, carving out a slice
for each manager to invest in their
highest-conviction ideas. A principal
investment officer oversees the fund’s
makeup to ensure balance and commitment to mandate.
Names like Taiwan Semi and SK
Hynix exemplify how Capital Group
broadened its holdings beyond U.S.
megacap technology names and still
found strong returns, Romo says.
The universal theme behind 2025’s
performance came from managers
relying on Capital Group’s deep
global research to stay confident
during uncertainty, whether it was
having a long-term outlook on an
unloved stock or buying when the
market swooned, he says.
Romo is also the principal investment officer of the $178.4 billion
Investment Company of America
fund, which gained 20.8% in 2025,
beating 91% of its Lipper peers. He
says his long-term picks of GE Aerospace and Royal Caribbean Group
paid off in 2025, and he used the
April selloff to increase positions
in Nvidia and Eli Lilly.
Among the winning moves that
Capital Group made in fixed income
in 2025 was playing the differences
between U.S. and German bond yields
and using the tariff announcement to
increase their credit exposure.
No. 2: Fidelity Investments
The April tariff-ignited market rout
reverberated across equites and
fixed-income markets. In the heat of
the moment, the selloff felt different
than other corrections, says Robin
Foley, head of Fidelity’s fixed-income
division.
“It was kind of a strange time,” she
adds. “When the market goes volatile, it becomes more important than
ever to get together and understand
what’s happening.”
The uncertainty of how tariffs
would shake out led Fidelity equity
managers to revisit the deep research
the asset manager is known for and
think long term. Brian Enyeart, cohead of equity, says portfolio managers focused on pair trades, swapping
out good names for better ones, as
well as looking for potential secular
winners and repositioning portfolios.
Early volatility aside, Enyeart says
shifts in market leadership helped
many growth, core, and value managers to outperform their indexes.
Once again, Fidelity’s biggest
general-equity fund, the $176.3 billion
Contrafund, outperformed, beating
93% of its Lipper peers with a 21.8%
gain. In a fourth-quarter commentary,
manager Will Danoff attributed the
quarter’s gains to holdings in Elon
Musk’s private Space Exploration
Technologies, and in electronic and
fiberoptic connectors manufacturer
Amphenol, one of the S&P 500’s biggest gainers with a 96% return; and
to selling its small position in Oracle.
The legendary manager will retire at
the end of 2026, with Asher Anolic
and Jason Weiner, his co-managers
since April 2025, taking over.
Foley says fixed-income managers
found opportunities during April’s
volatility but didn’t jump to execute
trades as bond markets were fragmented. Agency mortgage-backed
securities and investment-grade
bonds were standouts for the team.
Strong earnings translated to
strength in corporate bonds, and
across sectors Fidelity saw good
bond yields relative to Treasuries,
without sacrificing credit quality.
Fidelity has $6.8 trillion in assets
and more than 525 ETFs and mutual
funds. For many asset managers,
ETFs are becoming a bigger part of
the business, and that’s true for Fidelity. The firm has 77 ETFs, with more
than $150 billion in assets, says Greg
Friedman, head of ETF management
and strategy. The $24.5 billion Fidelity Total Bond ETF is one of the biggest, similar to the $42 billion Fidelity Total Bond fund.
Friedman says ETFs are attracting
a younger, different investor than a
traditional mutual fund buyer, rather
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Vanguard returns to Barron’s top five
for the first time since 2020, led by a
strong performance from the $75.7
billion Vanguard Primecap fund
and its fixed-income offerings. With
a 30% return, Vanguard’s biggest
active equity mutual fund beat 100%
of its Lipper peers. A 17.2% return for
the $62 billion hybrid Vanguard
Equity Income fund also boosted
Vanguard’s standing.
Notable Primecap winners included Micron and semiconductor
wafer fabricator KLA, while Equity
Income owned Johnson & Johnson
and Gilead Sciences.
Vanguard’s equity funds are managed externally, and big funds like
Primecap saw a string of underperformance from 2019 through 2021 and
again in 2024, in part from stylistic
headwinds. Barron’s asset-weighted
survey means that a middling-to-poor
showing by an asset manager’s biggest equity funds can push down the
firm’s overall ranking.
The firm manages its mixed-asset
and fixed-income funds internally,
and altogether has $1.9 trillion in 95
active funds. Vanguard’s core philosophy of balanced and diversified
portfolios played to its 2025 outperformance.
The mixed-asset category, as well
as strength in domestic bonds and
international holdings, lifted Vanguard’s target-date funds, with many
returning 18% to 20%, rivaling largecap performance with less risk. In a
60% equities/40% bond target-date
fund, 40% of its equities’ allocation
is in international stocks.
“This was the year international
finally paid off,” says Roger AliagaDiaz, global head of portfolio construction and chief economist, Americas, citing both dollar weakness and
security selection for the gains.
Vanguard placed second in our
taxable-bond category. Hallam, the
firm’s global head of rates, says the
fixed-income teams took advantage
of both credit and differences in
global interest rates to boost returns.
Managers overweighted both investment-grade corporate bonds and
mortgage-backed securities in credit
and underweighted Japanese government bonds, expecting that the Bank
BARRON’S
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Five-Year Ranking
10-Year Ranking
Sit Investment Associates remains in
the top spot in our five-year ranking for
the second year in a row, after placing
second in our annual survey in 2024.
Capital Group moves into fifth place,
rising from ninth in 2024.
Fidelity retained its 10-year crown for
the second year. Pimco takes the silver,
having moved up from fifth place, while
Capital Group has the bronze after
placing 16th in 2024. Morgan Stanley,
fell to 20th in 2025 from fourth in 2024.
Weighted
Score
Rank
Fund Family
Sit Investment Associates
74.29
1
Fidelity Investments
Fidelity Investments
74.05
2
Pimco
78.27
3
Pimco
73.56
3
Capital Group/American Funds
69.53
4
Dimensional Fund Advisors
70.74
4
Affiliated Managers Group
69.36
5
Capital Group/American Funds
69.54
5
68.53
6
Federated Hermes
66.44
Columbia Threadneedle
Investments
7
Victory Capital Management
66.26
6
Vanguard Group
68.14
8
First Trust Advisors
64.40
7
Virtus Investment Partners
67.42
9
BlackRock
61.09
8
Dimensional Fund Advisors
66.74
10
Columbia Threadneedle
Investments
60.73
9
Lord Abbett
66.23
10
First Trust Advisors
64.77
Rank
Fund Family
1
2
Weighted
Score
79.42
Source: LSEG Lipper
Source: LSEG Lipper
of Japan would raise rates.
A bumpy municipal bond market
offered Vanguard a chance to lock in
yields rarely seen in decades, says
Paul Malloy, head of municipals.
Muni prices fell as tax policy debates
under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
hinted at ending munis’ tax-exempt
status early in the year. Although
that didn’t happen, weakness lingered. By August, tax-adjusted muni
yields for high-quality bonds reached
7% to 8%, he says. Vanguard bought
structured products and housing
bonds, and favored buying bonds
below par.
The $84.6 billion Vanguard
Intermediate-Term Tax-Exempt
fund, the largest tax-exempt fund
in our survey, had a total return
of 5%, beating 79% of its peers.
“This is as good as fixed income
has looked, in general, in a long
time,” Malloy says.
pursue ideas across regions and asset
classes. They also use external specialist multimanagers to actively manage some funds.
The fixed-income funds also employ factors, with quantitative portfolios using value and quality for
security selection, while fundamental
portfolio managers incorporate quantitative signals with credit research,
says Christian Roth, global co-chief
investment officer.
For both the equities and fixedincome funds, the managers are
“index aware,” mindful of the defined index universe for the particular fund to avoid style drift, sector
bets, or hidden concentration risks.
Bahuguna says that in the first few
months of 2025, it was difficult for
active managers to outperform, since
Mag Seven tech names still dominated. But by midyear, their quantitative models began to show market
breadth improving and value factors
starting to pay off.
That benefited their two biggest
equity funds, the $680 million
Northern Small Cap Value and the
$346 million Northern Large Cap
Core, which have value and quality
tilts. Small Cap picked up Hecla
Mining and Coeur Mining, and
each rose more than 200% in 2025.
Large Cap Core added Newmont,
Broadcom, and luxury-goods holding
company Tapestry, aiding its 21.8%
return and helping it beat 90% of its
Lipper peers.
Those names represent value, quality, and momentum—the factors that
No. 4: Northern Trust Asset
Management
Northern Trust Asset Management
looks at active management three
ways across its 40 active mutual
funds and ETFs, says Anwiti Bahuguna, global co-chief investment
officer and CIO of multi-asset
investments.
The firm employs quantitative
strategies across the platform to build
stock portfolios that use companies’
fundamental information in a systematic and risk-controlled way. The
multi-asset funds are top-down tactical asset-allocation funds that actively
Northern Trust targets, Bahuguna
says, adding that “this combination
was absolutely unbeatable last year.”
Northern Trust’s active fund assets
total $544 billion, and last year the
asset manager expanded its global
quantitative investment team by 13
people who were part of Dutch pension APG Asset Management, known
for its quantitative research.
Bahuguna says the additional personnel brought insightful ways of reviewing companies, such as evaluating a company’s network effect. “This
type of innovation is showing up in
our equity portfolios,” she says.
No. 5: Lord Abbett
For the second straight year, Lord
Abbett, with $252 billion in assets,
secured a place in our top five. Manager collaboration across asset classes
is key for the asset manager, which
was founded in 1929 after that year’s
stock market crash. Lord Abbett’s
portfolio managers combine a topdown macro approach to construct
portfolios with bottom-up fundamental research on individual names for
its 34 active strategies.
The asset manager entered 2025
with a bullish outlook, although that
was tested during April’s selloff. Steve
Rocco, co-head of taxable fixed income, says working together was critical to staying the course. “We made
sure to communicate well and not
derisk the portfolio,” he says, adding,
“These were emotional times.”
Once the market regained its footing, the firm’s growth and value strategies benefited from earnings growth
and broadening out from technology,
Rocco says. Investments in AI and
AI-adjacent companies was also a
unifying theme across equities. “It’s
not just semiconductors. It’s industrials, where you have exposure to data
centers. It could be traditional HVAC
and other companies that offer cooling equipment,” he says.
In its biggest fund, the $7.2 billion
Lord Abbett Growth Leaders,
Nvidia and Alphabet contributed to
gains, as did holdings in HVAC company Comfort Systems USA, which
gained 226.8%.
In fixed income, with spreads between U.S. Treasury bonds and other
bonds tight, Rocco says the team limited duration rather than go out further on the yield curve, taking small
opportunities when available. (Duration is a measure of interest-rate risk
tied to a bond’s or bond fund’s matu-
March 2, 2026
rity, yield, and other factors.)
High-yield bonds benefited from
a strong corporate backdrop, but the
firm benefited by staying higher in
quality across the spectrum. Rocco
says the team found opportunities
in debt issued by metals miners and
energy companies, and new issues
from hyperscalers looking to start
funding data centers.
Rocco is betting that 2026 will be
another good year for active managers, with growth accelerating because
of fiscal stimulus, strong corporate
earnings, and the Federal Reserve
likely to cut interest rates. B
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ll mutual and exchangetraded funds are required
to report their returns
after fees are deducted,
to better reflect what investors
would actually experience. But
our aim is to measure manager
skill, independent of expenses
beyond annual management
fees. That is why we calculate
returns before any 12b-1 marketing fees are deducted. Similarly,
fund loads, or sales charges,
aren’t included in our calculation of returns.
Each fund’s performance is
measured against all of the other
funds in its LSEG Lipper category, with a percentile ranking
of 100 being the highest and one
the lowest. This result is then
weighted by asset size, relative
to the fund family’s other assets
in its general classification. If a
family’s biggest funds do well,
that boosts its overall ranking
and vice versa.
To be included in the ranking,
a firm must have at least three
funds in the general equity
category, one world equity, one
mixed equity such as a balanced
or target-date fund, two taxable
bond funds, and one national
tax-exempt bond fund.
Single-sector and country
equity funds are factored into
the rankings as general equity.
We exclude all index funds but
include actively managed ETFs
and so-called smart-beta ETFs,
which are passively managed
but created from active strategies.
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Finally, the score is multiplied
by the weighting of its general
classification, as determined by
the Lipper universe of funds.
The category weightings for
2025 were general equity, 38.2%;
mixed asset, 21.5%; world equity,
16.5%; taxable bond, 20%; and
tax-exempt bond, 3.8%.
The category weightings for
the five-year results were general equity, 37.7%; mixed asset,
21.8%; world equity, 16.7%; taxable bond, 20%; and tax-exempt
bond, 3.8%. For the 10-year list,
they were general equity, 38.1%;
mixed asset, 23%; world equity,
15.9%; taxable bond, 19.2%; and
tax-exempt bond, 3.7%. (The
totals may not add up to 100%
because of rounding.)
The scoring: Say a fund in the
general U.S. equity category has
$500 million in assets, accounting for half of the firm’s assets
in that category, and its performance lands it in the 75th percentile for the category. The first
calculation would be 75 times
0.5, which comes to 37.5. That
score is then multiplied by
38.2%, general equity’s overall
weighting in Lipper’s universe.
So, it would be 37.5 times 0.382,
which equals 14.33.
Similar calculations are done
for each fund in our study. Then
the numbers are added for each
category and overall. The shop
with the highest total score
wins. The same process is
repeated to determine the fiveand 10-year rankings. B
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American Airlines
Stock Looks Cheap.
Time to Grab a Seat.
It has underperformed other airlines for too long. Robust premium sales,
healthy corporate travel, and improved bookings add up to a bargain.
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BY TERESA RIVAS
ong lines, delays, shrinking
legroom, and the dreaded
three-ounce liquids rule:
Perhaps the only thing more
frustrating than modern air
travel is trying to invest in
airline stocks. An industry
known for frequent bankruptcies, underwhelming service, and befuddling
even Warren Buffett is no easy sell.
Yet even airlines can have their day
in the sun, and that time is approaching for American Airlines Group.
“American is very attractively
priced—around 0.2 times price to
sales—is cash-flow positive, and it has
good momentum,” says Ryan Kelley,
chief investment officer and portfolio
manager at Hennessy Funds, which
counts the stock among the 10 largest
holdings in its mid-cap portfolios.
“These movements in airline stocks
often do go together, so the fact that
American has been lagging means
there’s some catch-up it can do.”
American has long been the laggard among the Big Three legacy airlines, a group that includes Delta Air
Lines and United Airlines Holdings. Delta is up 205% from the pandemic low of March 2020, while
United has soared 400%. American is
up only 27%, held back by leverage
and operational concerns.
Yet American is making improvements, meaning that its catch-up rally
could soon start playing out. The average analyst price target of nearly $18
implies the shares will climb more
than a third from a recent $13.07. Citi
analyst John Godyn says the stock
should rise even more, to $21, about
60% higher than where it trades today.
In January, American reported a
disappointing fourth quarter, but that
was largely due to a large drop in government revenue amid the shutdown—and the fact that the company
didn’t provide any updated mid-quarter financial targets accounting for the
event. American delivered strong fullyear guidance, as it expects earnings
per share of $1.70 to $2.70 in 2026, the
midpoint of which is easily above the
then-average analyst estimate of $1.97,
even with the big expense of canceled
flights related to winter storm Fern.
After two years of earnings declines, 2026 could be the year EPS
expands: Consensus has moved up to
$2.09 a share, nearly six times the 36
cents American earned in 2025. On
average, analysts are modeling for
nearly 30% EPS growth in 2027, to
$2.72, as the company makes progress
on its debt burden and leans into its
premium offerings, which have
proved lucrative for its peers.
Both United and American performed poorly during earnings season. Godyn chalks that up to overblown worries that the companies are
fighting over market share in Chicago.
“Without another shoe to drop, we
believe that the negative Chicago narrative has largely peaked for now,” he
says. “United and American are most
likely to bounce in the short term.”
A
merican is also benefiting from
trends that are supporting
other big carriers.
Problems at ultralow-cost
carriers like Spirit Airlines are legacy
carriers’ gain. Travel demand has remained robust, especially among
higher-income Americans. Delta said
that revenue from its premium offer-
Citi analyst John
Godyn says American Airlines stock
should trade about
60% higher.
ings surpassed that of its main cabin
for the first time in history in the
fourth quarter, and American likewise
was upbeat in its commentary about
growth from well-heeled fliers.
Robust premium sales, healthy corporate travel, and signs of improved
bookings are all positives that lead
Bernstein analyst David Vernon to
believe that “consensus EPS estimates
for 2026 could go up double digits.”
Likewise, American is making progress on its balance sheet. The company
reduced its debt by more than $2 billion last year, and said that it expects to
lower total debt below $35 billion in
2026, a year ahead of schedule.
The last earnings call “sounded
more like a ‘normal’ mainline carrier,
as well, rather than a carrier that has
been relatively apologetic about strategic and execution missteps over the
last 18 months,” says Morgan Stanley
American Airlines Group
Airline
(AAL / Nasdaq)
52-Week Change
$20
-12.0%
Market Value
15
$8.8 B
Recent Price
10
$13.32
2026E P/E
5
2024
Note: E=estimate
'25
'26
6.4
Sources: Bloomberg, FactSet
analyst Ravi Shanker.
Then there’s the benefit American
will see from its new exclusive creditcard agreement with Citigroup,
which officially began on Jan. 1. The
program is expected to generate an
incremental $1.5 billion in annual
earnings before interest and taxes by
the end of the decade and be immediately beneficial to 2026 EPS.
There are certainly risks to the
American thesis. Many longtime airline skeptics might argue that fixing
the business is more difficult than it
appears. American has trailed its closest competitors for years. Its debt burden is still substantial. An economic
downturn could quickly dampen consumers’ vacation dreams, and another
government shutdown might be a matter of when, not if, in the current polarized political climate. Weather-related issues, which reared their head
again this week, will also weigh on the
outlook, if only for the short term.
Yet investors don’t have to believe
that American deserves a permanent
part of their portfolio to see the nearterm opportunity. If travel demand—
particularly from wealthy and corporate fliers—remains strong, bookings
keep climbing, and the company keeps
improving its balance sheet, it’s reasonable to think that the stock won’t
remain so far behind its legacy rivals.
American and its peers may never
be “set it and forget it” holdings, but
the stock can give investors at least a
temporary lift. B
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BARRON’S
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T ECH T RADER
Nvidia is supporting the AI ecosystem, not the
other way around. On Friday, it invested another
$30 billion in OpenAI.
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Nvidia Is Stuck in a
Rut, but There’s Hope
For Software Stocks
n Thursday
morning, I woke
up to an inbox full
of analyst notes
praising another
great quarter for
Nvidia, which
had reported its fiscal fourth-quarter
earnings the previous afternoon.
“Acceleration at a Scale Never Seen”
was the title of Melius Research analyst
Ben Reitzes’ note. “Generational
growth at inspirational valuation,” said
Vivek Arya of Bank of America.
The laudatory missives multiplied.
Meanwhile, the stock fell by 5.5% on
Thursday. Despite strong results and
the accelerating 2026 AI data-center
buildout—of which Nvidia remains the
primary beneficiary—the stock has
been stuck in the mud for months.
Since October, it has moved sideways,
down about 1%, while the S&P 500
index is up by 3.3%.
Negative narratives have crept in:
• Growth deceleration. This once
seemed like a real concern. Year-overyear sales growth peaked at 265% in
the fourth quarter of fiscal 2024, and it
declined through the second quarter of
2026. But the growth rate turned back
up in the second half of the fiscal year,
and Nvidia’s guidance was for more
acceleration in the current quarter.
This narrative is on life support.
• Competition. Nvidia’s largest
customers, the “hyperscalers,” are
looking to diversify their supply
chains, reducing their dependence on
Nvidia. Meta Platforms just signed a
deal with Advanced Micro Devices
for its AI chips. The three big cloud
providers—Amazon.com, Microsoft,
BY ADAM
LEVINE
and Alphabet—all make their own
custom chips, and there are many chip
start-ups. Alphabet is getting the most
traction so far. Nvidia has a deal with
start-up Groq for its AI chips.
• Risky commitments. To deal
with supply-chain shortages, Nvidia
has committed to $95 billion of inventory purchases, almost all of which
will be spent this year. In all of fiscal
2026, Nvidia had $62 billion in costof-goods-sold, so this is a major supply commitment, and some of these
orders may not be cancelable. A year
from now, this will either look like a
genius move that maintained Nvidia’s
industry-leading gross profit margin
or a disastrous example of hubris that
destroyed profitability.
• Limitations of the data-center
boom. Nvidia’s main vendors are seeing tight supply. Land, skilled construction crews, and power are becoming harder to come by. The hyperscaler
customers have given sky-high guidance for 2026 capital expenditures, but
how long can that last? They have substantial cash flow of their own, but they
are reaching the limits of it with their
even larger capital budgets. They are
already dipping into debt. How much
will investors stomach?
• Circular financing. Nvidia had
over $100 billion in operational cash
flow last year, and it has been spreading that wealth around throughout the
AI start-up ecosystem. In fiscal 2026
it made $17.5 billion in start-up equity
investments, and another $13 billion
to Groq—and it has commitments for
another $11.4 billion this year. On Friday, Nvidia invested $30 billion in
OpenAI. Many of these companies are
Nvidia customers, or customers of
customers, and a good portion of
those investments will wind up in
Nvidia’s pockets.
These are big numbers, but they
pale in comparison to Nvidia’s sales:
$216 billion in fiscal 2026 and a projected $350 billion this year. Nvidia is
supporting the ecosystem, not the
other way around, and in the process
it is taking a stake in a range of AI
start-ups.
N
othing seemed to change this
past week for Nvidia, but
there was some light at the
end of the tunnel for enterprise software makers.
Through this past Monday, the
iShares Expanded Tech-Software
Sector exchange-traded fund had
fallen 27% in 2026.
Much of the stocks’ woes have been
attributable to the so-called agents
from AI start-up Anthropic. Agents
use language models like Anthropic’s
Claude to accomplish a complex series
of tasks from simple conversational
prompts, which led to fears that business software would be replaced. On
Feb. 5, Anthropic released tools for
specific agent tasks in several areas like
legal and finance. The software ETF
capped eight straight trading days of
declines with a 5% drop, in what felt
like capitulation.
But then software’s tormentor became a patron saint. On Tuesday,
Anthropic gave a presentation aimed
at increasing AI adoption among
business customers, something that’s
been slow going. The demonstration
was all about how Anthropic’s agents
work…with software. Only four minutes into the hourlong show, Anthropic
presenters began bragging about how
much enterprise software from Microsoft, Salesforce, Google, Docusign,
and others works with Claude agents.
The company also announced a new
integration with Intuit’s financial software the same day.
“Anthropic wants to partner with
Intuit, not kill Intuit. They want to
partner with Salesforce. They don’t
want to replace Salesforce,” Jefferies
analyst Brent Thill told Barron’s.
“There’s no doubt they will create new
applications that potentially can compete. But we think it’s more of a partnership than a full eviction of everyone
in the software city.”
Sure enough, software stocks
started heading higher on the Anthropic demonstration. The software
ETF rose three days running, up 7.4%
in all.
But I’m not ready to call the bottom
yet. Sentiment around the software
sector remains on a hair trigger, and it
won’t take much to knock it back
down.
On Friday, the ETF was falling once
again. B
Nvidia could hardly have delivered a
better earnings report. Still, the stock
went nowhere. Since October, Nvidia
shares are down about 1%, even while
the S&P 500 is up 3.3%.
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Q&A
An Interview With Jim Paulsen, Market
Strategist and Writer, Paulsen Perspectives
MainStreet’s Sour
Mood Is Good
News for Stocks
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BY PAUL R. LA MONICA
J
im Paulsen isn’t your typical
“retired Grampa,” even though
that’s how he describes himself
in Paulsen Perspectives, the
Substack newsletter that he
started writing in February
2024. And even though he has
technically been retired since
the end of 2022, he is still analyzing
the economy and markets, much as he
did for 40 years as a chief investment
strategist. His career included two
decades in the institutional investment
unit of Wells Fargo, and another five
at the Leuthold Group.
Now that Paulsen has no boss but
himself, he has the freedom and flexibility to write about what he chooses.
“I love the interplay between emotions
in trading and the math of the economy and markets,” he says.
Paulsen, who will turn 68 in early
March, typically writes two times a
week for nearly 7,500 subscribers,
with recent posts focusing on bond
yields, consumer confidence, and sector rotation. Barron’s spoke with him
in mid-February about what he’s seeing in the markets and the economy,
and why he remains largely bullish
despite the recent artificial-intelligence and tech stock pullback.
An edited version of the conversation follows.
Barron’s: After three strong years
for the stock market, do you worry
that 2026 will be a down year?
Jim Paulsen: I’m always worried to
some degree. But I’m still more in the
bullish camp. The biggest thing that
keeps me bullish at this point is that
Main Street confidence is in the tank,
and major players in the private sector
are pessimistic and cautious. They’re
worried about the future. I find that’s
always a great time to be invested.
This is a bearish bull. Gold and
stocks usually move in opposite directions. This is the only bull market
where gold and stocks have both gone
up. Also, the stock market is going up
while confidence is deteriorating. This
bull market has been led by a small
cadre of new-era stocks, and everything else hasn’t participated yet. That
means there are many stocks that
could still participate before the bull
run is over.
How concerned should investors
be about the divide in the economy
and markets between the haves
and have-nots?
Most of the economy entered a recession in 2022 and never emerged. But
the new-era stocks put up scorching
gains through that period. They have
become so big [in market capitalization] that they have been wagging the
dog in this market.
There is a reason that people on
Main Street have said for years that
they aren’t feeling good. Weird things
are going on. We have a recessionary
expansion. People talk about the split
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March 2, 2026
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of the K-shape economy—rich versus
poor. I think it is more of a split between the new era [stocks] and the old
era [stocks]. These new-era stocks are
looking tired.
Why is that? We have had unconventional and contractionary monetary policy since 2022. This bull market started with worries about
inflation and the Federal Reserve
tightening. It has persisted mostly
through a tightening environment.
Bond yields went up and never came
down much. The dollar went up dramatically until recently. The yield
curve inverted for the longest time
ever. The broader market should do
better from here than the new-era
stocks.
Now that the Fed is cutting rates
again, you have talked about passing the baton in the market. Where
are the new leaders?
The new-era economy has divorced
itself from traditional forces. It is
driven by its own innovation cycle.
Yet, two important things are going
on. There is dramatic over-ownership
of new-era stocks, but they are no
longer outperforming. Also, the Fed
has eased monetary policy.
Given lower interest rates and a
decline in the dollar, the rally has
broadened, and more stocks are now
doing better. Small-caps, cyclical
stocks, international stocks, and the
equal-weight S&P 500 index are
starting to perform better. We are
finally getting policy support for
parts of the market that need it to do
better.
Also, the capital spending cycle is
long in the tooth. Part of the appeal of
those winning stocks was their absolute performance, and their relative
performance compared with the rest
of the market. Things are changing.
The broadening trend may be welcome, but will it continue?
If the rest of the economy is finally
getting policy support, new-era stocks
won’t be worth as much. They are
losing some of their appeal, even if
their fundamentals haven’t changed
much.
In some ways, we now have a bull
within a bull. Tech stocks won’t die,
but other sectors are coming back to
life, which is like starting a new bull
market.
How different is the AI revolution
from the revolution at the dawn of
the internet in the late 1990s? Will
there be an AI bust? Has it already
begun?
There is only one way to end a stock
market bubble. It has to burst, and the
market needs to crash. I’m not sure AI
is in a bubble. It doesn’t seem nearly
as big as the dot-com bubble, and the
dichotomies don’t seem extreme, as in
the 1990s.
When tech stocks peaked in March
2000, the broad market rolled over.
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a tech crash that spells the end of the
bull market. The market can keep
rising as we find new winners.
Let’s switch gears, or assets. The
dollar has weakened in the past
year. Where does that leave investors?
The dollar’s performance has been a
big driver of international stocks’ outperformance, but it is just one factor.
People have an odd emotional reaction
to the dollar—to the idea that a strong
dollar is good and a weak dollar is
anti-American. I never understood
that. The dollar is just like interest
rates. When it goes up, it can be a restrictive force.
“We don’t need to have a tech crash that
spells the end of the bull market. The
market can keep rising as we find new
winners.”
The performance of the S&P 500 was
tied directly to the internet sector.
That hasn’t happened this time
around. Tech stocks have been relatively weak since the end of October,
but the S&P 500 has held its highs,
and has even gone up since then. That
can happen only because the baton is
passing to a broader array of stocks.
Their strength is compensating for the
weakness in tech.
This sounds like a good argument
for diversification.
Almost all investors let their exposure
to new-era stocks rise in recent years.
We did it purposefully or passively,
via index funds. Heck, who could sell
these stocks when they outperformed
consistently and had such dynamic
stories?
I don’t advise selling all your tech
stocks now. But if you trim your
weighting in a sector that accounts for
about 40% of the value of the S&P
500, and put your money in something else, such as small-caps, that
seems sensible. We don’t need to have
Where should people invest overseas?
A weaker dollar means international
stocks should keep winning. I am
more intrigued by emerging and frontier markets than developed markets.
Emerging markets excluding China
look attractive.
The pandemic was a disaster for
China. It highlighted to every company in the world the need to diversify
supply chains. You want to have exposure to places like Vietnam, and Central and South America, as well.
President Donald Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh as the next Fed
chair. What would a Warsh Fed
mean for monetary policy?
We don’t have an inflation problem, so
the Fed doesn’t need to raise rates.
Also, I am not worried about threats
to the Fed’s independence. Fed governors are appointed by politicians.
There is political bias throughout the
Fed. But there is political bias everywhere; that is nothing new.
Ultimately, the Fed has a bigger
boss: the economy. We have a weird
economy now: Gross domestic product is still growing, while the unemployment rate has risen. Some parts
of the labor market, such as manufacturing, have seen no job growth in
the past year. It will be difficult for
the Fed to stand pat. Also, GDP is
distorted; the economy isn’t doing as
well as the numbers suggest. They
have been impacted by trade flows
and the massive budget deficit. The
Fed is going to have to bring more
juice [in the form of lower rates] regardless of who is on the Board of
Governors.
What will that mean for fixed-income investors?
Inflation is heading down closer to
the Fed’s 2% annual target, but the
Fed needs to get rid of that target.
Everyone treats 2% inflation as the
holy grail. Americans don’t like inflation of any ilk, but it is back in the
2% to 3% range, and that has been
just fine.
I wouldn’t be shocked to see the
10-year Treasury yield at 3.25% to
3.5% by the end of the year. Bonds
should have a pretty good year, although maybe not as good as stocks.
You have discussed on Substack
some of the risks that investors
face with gold. Yet, the yellow
metal has continued to climb. How
much further can this rally go?
I didn’t think gold would go up as
much as it already has. But there are
problems. The surge in gold reflects
investors’ uncertainty about geopolitics, monetary policy, and the economy. For gold to continue climbing,
the level of uncertainty would need to
increase.
Gold is the thing you buy to protect
you from whatever keeps you up at
night. But the same things that should
lead to improvement in the broader
market and economy should also improve consumer confidence. If that
happens, that is an enemy of gold.
Also, since we don’t have an inflation
problem, I would take money out of
gold.
Thanks for your time, Jim. B
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MARKET PERFORMANCE DASHBOARD
Dow Jones Industrials
S&P 500
Nasdaq Composite
Nvidia
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52-wk: +15.52% YTD: +0.49% Wkly: -0.44%
52-wk: +20.27% YTD: -2.47% Wkly: -0.95%
52-wk: +41.84% YTD: -4.99% Wkly: -6.65%
48,977.92
6878.88
22,668.21
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6%
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Citrini Selloff
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 1.7%
on Monday after a report from Citrini Research
argued AI could be bad news for employment and
financial and consumer-discretionary stocks.
February Chill
The Dow fell 1.1% on Friday on renewed AI
fears and the specter of war between the U.S.
and Iran, marking the blue-chip index’s largest
weekly decline since November.
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2
0
-2
Software Bounces Back
The Nasdaq Composite rallied back 1% on
Tuesday after an enterprise event hosted by
Anthropic emphasized “partnerships over
conflict.” Hard-hit software stocks jumped.
Good News/Bad News
Nvidia crushed earnings expectations late
Wednesday, but the stock’s initial gains flipped
into a 5.5% slide on Thursday that spread to other
large tech stocks. The Nasdaq Composite fell 1.2%.
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Tuesday
Wednesday
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Friday
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THE TRADER
Why the
S&P 500
Is Looking
‘Toppy.’ It’s
Not Just AI.
T
he stock market has
a Nvidia problem.
Anyone who
read the chip
maker’s earnings
might assume the
market would rise.
Nvidia beat earnings forecasts, is seeing fast growth for its high-margin
data-center chips, and even guided
for $78 billion in first-quarter sales—
$5 billion above expectations. The
stock, however, dropped 9.4% for
the last two days of this week, helping to lead the market lower.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average
dropped 1.3% for the week, its worst
weekly showing since late November,
while the Nasdaq Composite fell 1%,
and the S&P 500 index declined 0.4%.
BY JACOB
SONENSHINE
“The [artificial-intelligence] trade
has gotten stretched,” says Kenny Polcari, veteran trader and chief market
strategist at SlateStone Wealth.
If only the market didn’t have other
things to worry about. Private-credit
fears have hit financial stocks. January’s producer price index revealed
hotter-than-expected cost inflation.
A U.S. attack on Iran could be in the
works. And the administration is
increasing base tariffs on imports
moving into the U.S.
But ultimately, it comes back to
earnings, especially profit margins.
While nothing in Nvidia’s earnings
call pointed to slowing data-center
growth—one of the market’s greatest
fears—its 75% full-year gross margin
guidance beat estimates by only a few
tenths of a percentage point.
And it isn’t just Nvidia whose
margins could be peaking—or even
coming under pressure. Aggregate
reported gross margins for S&P 500
companies—excluding financials
and real estate companies—recently
dropped to roughly 45% from a
multidecade peak of over 47% in 2021,
according to Trivariate Research.
Gross margins are important
because they’re a key indicator of
a company’s future earnings. Lower
ones indicate that each product or
service it offers is inherently less
profitable and is often consistent with
waning demand and growth, even if
net margins, which companies can
boost through cost-cutting, suggest
that everything is fine.
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There’s a direct link between margins
and valuations. Price/earnings ratios are
usually higher at companies with fatter
gross margins, Trivariate’s data show, so
margin disappointments would reduce multiples, and cause individual stocks to fall.
The result: The S&P 500 has gone nowhere for the past two months. To Frank
Cappelleri, market technician and founder
of CappThesis, the selling suggests a market that looks “toppy.” Unless something
changes for the better, selloffs could resurface when the index hits 7000, putting a
“potential bearish pattern” in play.
No bell has rung just yet. The S&P 500
is still holding key support at 6750 to
6800, Cappelleri says. But anything below that level opens the door to an even
larger drop.
Beyond that, the next key level to watch
would be 6538, where buyers stepped in
after a decline in late November. That’s
about 5% below the current level. By
contrast, the iShares MSCI ACWI ex
US exchange-traded fund, which holds
non-U.S. stocks, rose 0.4% this past week.
Stocks have little margin for error now—
and the problem might be us.
Activist Investors Strike Back
Whirlpool stock continues to go down
the drain, and David Tepper of Appaloosa
Management, the company’s third-largest
investor, isn’t happy. He’s joining the growing list of prominent activists pressuring
underperforming companies to get their
financial houses in order.
Tepper sent a strongly worded letter
to Whirlpool management on Wednesday,
arguing that the company’s decision to issue
more stock “resulted in a large, unnecessary
dilution of shareholders.” Shares plunged
14% on Tuesday with the news of Whirlpool’s $963 million offering, and have tumbled more than 30% over the past year.
Whirlpool isn’t the only major company
that has come under attack from activist
investors. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings and Tripadvisor are in the crosshairs
of Paul Singer’s Elliott Management and
Jeff Smith’s Starboard Value, respectively.
In fact, activist shareholders have been
having a field day lately. According to a
report from Barclays, there were 255 activist campaigns announced last year, a new
all-time high.
“The resurgence of M&A and equity
market volatility created favorable conditions for activism,” said Jim Rossman,
global head of shareholder advisory for
Barclays, in the report. KeyCorp, Barrick
Mining, Lululemon, and Keurig Dr
Pepper were also notable activist targets
toward the end of 2025, he added.
But with the trend likely to continue
this year, regular investors should be wary.
After all, activists often target weaker companies in need of change.
They have also targeted underperforming stocks overseas. The CEOs of United
Kingdom–based oil giant BP and British
consumer products conglomerate Unilever
were both forced out last year after pressure
from Elliott and Nelson Peltz’s Trian, respectively. (Elliott was the most active activist, if
you will, launching 18 campaigns last year,
according to Barclays.) And just this year,
Japanese toilet maker Toto has come under
pressure from activist firm Palliser Capital
to focus more on its ceramics business, a key
supplier of components to semiconductor
equipment firms.
But investors may want to think twice
before buying a stock that has come under
fire from activists. Researchers from Edelman Smithfield posted at the Harvard Law
School Forum on Corporate Governance
last April that stocks often trail the broader
market once activists get what they want.
“Companies targeted by activists may
have fundamental issues that drew the
activist in the first place and remain postsettlement,” the researchers said. “Another explanation is that settling with
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an activist and prioritizing their agenda
in the boardroom is inherently disruptive,
ultimately weighing down the company’s
performance.”
The Edelman team added on the Harvard post that “settlements do not generate
benefits for investors with long-term investment horizons.” But there is one notable exception: when activists successfully
pressure a company to sell itself. Those
stocks outperformed the market by more
than 15%.
Still, that’s a risky bet.
— Paul R. La Monica
Meet the New Dividend King
The S&P 500 has a new dividend yield
king. It’s a somewhat dubious honor, but
the new incumbent sits on a much sturdier
throne than the previous one.
Conagra Brands, maker of grocery
store staples such as Marie Callender’s,
Reddi-wip, and Slim Jim, yields 7.6%.
That is currently the highest payout ratio
in the S&P 500 after chemicals company
LyondellBasell slashed its dividend in
half in February.
The title of highest-yielding company
in the S&P 500 is at best a mixed blessing.
It means plenty of attention from incomehungry dividend investors frustrated with
the index’s historically low 1.2% payout.
But it also means constant speculation
about whether such a market-beating
yield is sustainable in the long run.
The verdict on Conagra? The company
certainly has its challenges, but they are a
lot less urgent than the major cash crunch
that LyondellBasell was forced to head off.
And Conagra has a plausible shot at
growing out of its problems.
Shares of Conagra are up about 8.6%
in 2026, a beneficiary of the market’s broad
rotation into staples and other real-economy
stocks. But the company has struggled for
years as inflation-weary consumers pass
over its dependable brands in favor of
cheaper generic options.
Wall Street analysts are expecting a
sales decline of 3.1% for the fiscal year
ending in May and a 1% decline in the following year. Still, there are bright spots.
Conagra, which gets about 40% of its sales
from the freezer aisle, has identified highprotein frozen foods such as edamame and
its Marie Callender’s Chicken Parmigiana
Bowl as growth areas.
It has also argued that it could turn
belt-tightening to its advantage by offering
frozen versions of eat-out favorites such as
P.F. Chang’s Korean BBQ-Style Chicken,
which are far cheaper than ordering similar dishes from the restaurant.
There’s no doubt that Conagra’s dividend, which it has paid every quarter since
1976, is being squeezed. Conagra’s “dividend payout ratio is elevated at 80% in FY
26 vs. 50% to 55% historical target,” wrote
CFRA’s Arun Sundaram in a recent note.
“Cost inflation remains elevated from
protein, cocoa, eggs, and tariffs. While productivity savings provide offset, margins
remain compressed,” added Sundaram,
who rates Conagra a Hold with a $19 price
target, more or less in line with the current
price of $19.25.
Still, while an 80% dividend payout ratio
is above the S&P 500’s average of about
60%, it’s below the 90% level that often
starts setting off alarm bells for investors.
On Conagra’s most recent conference call,
Chief Financial Officer David Marberger
said the firm was balancing several priorities, including the dividend, investing for
growth, and paying down debt. But he also
argued that current cash flow trends should
allow it to comfortably do all three.
“We’re continuing to allocate attractive
returns to our shareholders with our dividend,” he said. — Ian Salisbury
March 2, 2026
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F
ederal Reserve officials and politicians like to trumpet the fact that
inflation has cooled dramatically
from its peak of nearly 9% in June
2022. But for those of us who buy groceries or pay utility bills, that’s small consolation. Have you seen the price of a skirt
steak, or even ground beef these days? It’s
enough to consider becoming a vegetarian.
President Donald Trump cited the
“roaring” economy and plummeting prices
in his State of the Union address this past
week. “The cost of chicken, butter, food,
hotels, automobiles, rent is lower today
than when I took office, by a lot, and even
beef, which was very high, is starting to
come down significantly,” Trump said.
While the president is right that prices
for some items have fallen from a year
ago, inflation hasn’t been tamed. Official
measures indicate that it is still well above
the Fed’s 2% annual target. Friday’s release of the producer price index reading
for January showed that wholesale inflation rose by a higher-than-expected 0.5%
in the month.
The president called out the price of
eggs, which he noted is down 60% from its
high. While he got the direction right, the
consumer price index indicates that the
average price of a carton of large Grade A
eggs has fallen by 48% since Trump took
office in January 2025. Prices plummeted
last year as a bird flu outbreak eased, but
the pace of cooling has slowed recently.
Gasoline prices, which Trump also
highlighted, fell significantly over the past
year. Prices at the pump were $2.98, on
average, this past week, according to AAA.
That’s down from $3.14 a year ago.
Trump said inflation averaged 1.7% in
the final three months of 2025. The administration’s measure is based on the
average of the annualized rates of the
monthly consumer-price-index change
during specific periods.
Official calculations tell a less celebra-
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tory story. The Bureau of Labor Statistics
calculates the change in the CPI compared
with one year earlier. By that measure,
inflation rose 2.4% year over year in January. The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge,
the personal consumption expenditures
price index, rose 2.9% in December, the
latest data available.
Sticky inflation has been driven by rising prices for many goods and services.
Ground beef prices were up 22% in January from a year earlier, and steak prices
rose about 12% year to year. Electricity
costs, which Trump didn’t mention, were
up a seasonally adjusted 6.3% year over
year in January, according to the BLS.
Price trends like this help to explain
why surveys show that consumers are
focused on inflation, prices, and affordability. Consumer confidence improved
slightly in February, but is still down by
almost 9% from a year ago and remains at
historically low levels.
Regarding the impact of tariffs, Trump
said “there was no inflation, tremendous
growth.” But there is mounting evidence
that tariffs are increasing prices, even if
not by the levels that economists initially
assumed. Core goods inflation was unchanged in the January CPI report, largely
due to a sizable drop in used-car prices.
But core goods excluding autos rose 0.36%
in the month and at a 4.4% annualized
rate, according to Omair Sharif, founder of
Inflation Insights.
Prices for household furnishings, personal-care products, and electronic devices
all rose sharply in January.
The Supreme Court recently struck
down the tariffs that the Trump administration issued under the International
Emergency Economic Powers Act, but
consumers are unlikely to see any price
relief. If refunds are issued, companies
aren’t likely to pass those savings on. And
the White House has already implemented
workarounds to keep tariffs in place.
That alone suggests consumers won’t
see inflation ease soon. B
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Notice of Offer to Purchase for Cash
Up to 1,861,300.28 Shares of its Common Stock
at a Purchase Price Per Share of Common Stock Equal to
its
Net Asset Value per Share as of March 31, 2026
________________________________________
THE OFFER AND WITHDRAWAL RIGHTS WILL EXPIRE AT 5:00 P.M., NEW YORK CITY TIME, ON
MARCH 31, 2026, UNLESS THE OFFER IS EXTENDED OR WITHDRAWN.
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AB Private Credit Investors Corporation, an externally managed, non-diversified, closed-end management investment company that has
elected to be regulated as a business development company under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended (the “Fund”), is offering
to purchase for cash up to 1,861,300.28 of its shares of common stock, par value $0.01 per share (the “Shares”), at a price per Share equal
to the Fund’s net asset value per Share as of March 31, 2026 (the “Purchase Price”).
If stockholders would like the Fund to purchase their Shares within the limits more fully set forth in the Fund’s Offer to Purchase, dated
February 27, 2026 (the “Offer to Purchase”), and the related Notice of Intent to Tender (the “Notice of Intent,” and together with the Offer
to Purchase, as each may be amended or supplemented from time to time, the “Offer”), they should contact their financial advisor or the
Bernstein Global Wealth Management unit of AllianceBernstein L.P. (“Bernstein”) at (212) 486-5800 to request that written materials
relating to the Offer be provided to them. These written materials, which will be sent at no expense to the stockholder, include the Offer to
Purchase and a Notice of Intent to Tender. A tendering stockholder must complete, sign, and mail (certified mail return receipt requested
is recommended), fax, email or hand deliver the Notice of Intent to the Fund’s agent specified therein, so that it is received before the
Expiration Date stated below.
Stockholders who desire to tender Shares for purchase must do so by 5:00 p.m., New York time on March 31, 2026 (such date, as it may
be extended, the “Expiration Date”). All determinations as to the receipt of notices from stockholders relating to the tender of Shares,
including, without limitation, determinations whether to excuse or waive certain variations from relevant procedural requirements, will be
in the sole discretion of the Fund or its designated agents, and any such determination will be final.
The purpose of the Offer is to provide liquidity to stockholders because the Shares are not listed on any securities exchange. The Offer is
not conditioned upon the tender of any minimum number of Shares or any financing condition.
The Fund is offering to purchase up to 2.5% of the weighted average of the number of Shares outstanding during the three-month period
ended December 31, 2025 (the “Quarterly Tender Cap”). The Fund is not required to purchase any tendered Shares in excess of the Quarterly
Tender Cap and, therefore, the Fund is not required to purchase any tendered Shares to the extent those Shares are, in the aggregate, in
excess of 1,861,300.28. In accordance with rules promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”), the Fund may increase
the number of Shares accepted for payment in the Offer by up to, but not more than, 2% of the outstanding Shares without amending or
extending the Offer.
It is anticipated that the purchase of Shares tendered by a stockholder will be a taxable transaction for U.S. federal income tax purposes.
Participating stockholders should consult their tax advisor regarding specific tax implications, including potential federal, state, local and
foreign tax consequences.
Until the Expiration Date, stockholders have the right to withdraw any tenders of their Shares by giving proper notice to the Fund.
Shares withdrawn may be re-tendered before the Expiration Date by following the tender procedures. If the Fund has not yet accepted a
stockholder’s tender of Shares on or prior to April 23, 2026 (i.e., 40 business days from the commencement of the Offer), a stockholder will
also have the right to withdraw their tender of Shares after such date.
Please note that just as each stockholder has the right to withdraw its tender, subject to the applicable rules of the SEC, the Fund has the
right to cancel, amend or postpone this Offer at any time before the Expiration Date.
The information required to be disclosed by paragraph (d)(1) of Rule 13e-4 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, is
contained in the Offer to Purchase and is incorporated herein by reference. The information provided herein is qualified entirely by the more
detailed information contained in the Offer to Purchase. The Offer to Purchase contains important information that should be read carefully
before any decision is made with respect to the Offer. This announcement is neither an offer to purchase nor a solicitation of an offer to sell
Shares. The Offer is made only by the Offer to Purchase and the related Notice of Intent. The Offer is not being made to, nor will tenders be
accepted from or on behalf of, holders of Shares in any jurisdiction in which making or accepting the Offer would violate that jurisdiction’s
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T H E ST RIKING PRIC E
I N C O M E I N V E ST I N G
It’s a Chaotic Market.
Take the Long-Term View.
How the Tariff Ruling
Could Affect Your Bonds
BY STEVEN M. SEARS
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BARRON’S
ow do you price chaos?
That is the essence of this
moment in market time—and
almost no one has an answer.
This means the stock and options markets should be stuck in a volatile reactionary state for a prolonged period. Many
investors will no doubt make rash decisions in reaction to a steady flow of dramatic news.
The leading cause of chaos emanates
from President Donald Trump’s retaliation
against the Supreme Court ruling that curtailed his tariff diplomacy. Analysts are
opining about the impact on global trade,
which influences corporate earnings, but it’s
too early to draw significant conclusions.
At the same time, the president is
amassing attack forces around Iran, a
founding member of OPEC. An attack
would disrupt oil markets and infect the
stock and options markets.
Some relief could come when the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate committee
concludes a two-day meeting on March
18, but that isn’t looking likely. Recent
reports indicate that Fed governors disagree about lowering rates.
To further cloud matters, November’s
midterm elections could see Trump lose
control of Congress. If Democrats take the
House of Representatives, Trump’s often
pro-market agenda would stall.
These unusual risks should keep most
investors in an event-driven trading
mode. Expect them to view risk and opportunity in snapshots of time, making
short-term wagers on events, rather than
investing in thematic trends that evolve
over longer periods.
Every Trump social-media post, unexpected news headline, and economic report—not to mention the odd apocalyptic
report on artificial intelligence—thus has
even more power than usual to roil investor
sentiment and increase options volatility.
For true long-term investors with the
stamina to let time and dividends compound returns of blue-chip stocks, chaos is
immaterial. But few such people exist.
Last week, we focused on how to hedge
with put-option spreads. This week, we
focus on a strategy for making decisions
amid uncertainty. Our “time arbitrage”
strategy, which monetizes short-term volatility for long-term gain, provides a simple
framework.
Pick any stock you can own for three to
five years, but ideally longer. When that
stock declines, the sharper the better, sell a
put option that expires in one month or less
with a strike just below the stock price.
(Puts give the holder the right to sell an
asset at a set price and time.)
During selloffs, the put’s implied volatility increases as investors buy puts to hedge
stocks. That’s why seasoned investors like
selling puts during downturns.
“You get paid more for the risk of selling
options during volatility events,” says Michael Schwartz, Oppenheimer’s chief options strategist.
Consider JPMorgan Chase. The stock
is down about 11% since its early January
peak, and it looks weak. Still, the bank is
among the most important in the world,
and that isn’t in doubt.
With the stock at $300.30, long-term
investors could sell the March $292.50 put
for about $6.40. If the stock is below
$292.50 at expiration, they must buy the
stock. If the stock exceeds $292.50 at expiration, they can keep the put premium,
making a nice return just for agreeing to
buy the stock. During the past 52 weeks, it
has ranged from $202.16 to $337.25.
These trades always seem enticing
when discussed. Everyone likes getting
paid to buy stock in great companies. In
reality, though, it’s the options premium
they really like, and they tend to get
cranky if the stock declines and they must
buy it. So be realistic, and use this strategy
only on stocks you want to own. If you can
do that, chaos becomes a useful ally to
building long-term wealth. B
BY AMEY STONE
I
nvestors wondering what the Supreme Court decision on tariff policy means for interest rates could
easily come to the conclusion that
it’s a nonevent—at least based on how
Treasuries have traded since then.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield
was at 4.06% when the court struck down
most of President Donald Trump’s tariff
agenda on Feb. 20, and it was at the same
spot on Wednesday following the State of
the Union address. The two-year note, at
about 3.48%, was similarly unchanged.
Investors shouldn’t conclude there is
no reason to be concerned about falling
bond prices. “The bond market hasn’t
responded,” says Michael Arone, chief
investment strategist at State Street Investment Management. “We just don’t
have the information to respond to.”
Bond prices move inversely to interest
rates, and depending on how the Trump
administration’s next moves on tariffs
play out, rates could well head higher.
That would hurt current bondholders.
Arone is waiting for clarity on two
main points: Will consumers and companies get refunds for the tariffs they’ve
already paid? That could add up to about
$175 billion in fiscal stimulus, enough
to contribute to higher inflation, putting
pressure on rates. Plus, the Treasury
would have to issue more debt to cover
the tab, which would add to the deficit
and put upward pressure on yields.
The second question is what happens
to the existing trade deals with other
countries. Most strategists think revenue
gained in Trump’s revamped tariff regime
will net out to be about the same as it was
before the Supreme Court decision. But
for now, the average effective tariff rate is
at least a few points lower than the 13%
to 14% estimated before the ruling.
“Current deficit spending as a percent of
GDP of 5.2% would be 6.1% without tariff
revenue,” says Bill Merz, head of capital
markets research at U.S. Bank Asset Management. Investors may demand higher
yields “if spending doesn’t slow or government revenue doesn’t increase,” he adds.
There are offsetting factors to some
of these risks. Lower tariffs could cool
inflation, reducing pressure on consumers
and giving the Federal Reserve more room
to cut rates. Also, for now, new debt would
probably be issued at shorter maturities,
which the market could easily absorb, says
Guy LeBas, chief fixed-income strategist at
Janney Montgomery Scott.
The risk to yields is longer term—that
the U.S. could have to move to issue more
longer-dated debt sooner than expected,
Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rates strategy
at BMO Capital Markets, told clients.
Lyngen also argues that the decision
may make Fed members reluctant to cut
rates at their next meeting. “The renewed
trade policy uncertainty has reinforced
the prudence of keeping rates on hold
until the economic fog clears,” Lyngen
writes. The Fed is widely expected to
cut rates twice more this year.
LeBas doesn’t believe that tariffs will
have a big impact on rates; it’s the economy that matters. But he agrees that
uncertainty is high. “I generally like
to have a longer forward view, but the
economic climate is so weird, it’s very
difficult to do so,” he says. “The cone
of uncertainty gets very wide.”
Arone suggests investors take a cautious stance, sticking with high-quality
bonds and short-to-intermediate maturities. The State Street DoubleLine
Short Duration Total Return Tactical exchange-traded fund owns mostly
short-term bonds and has a 4.3% yield,
which he calls a “good healthy trade-off.”
Sara Devereux, Vanguard’s global head
of fixed income, echoes his view. “We’ve
seen client flows to intermediate-duration
bond funds increase as cash rates have
dropped,” she says. “We expect highquality bonds to continue to serve as portfolio ballast in risk-off environments.” B
March 2, 2026
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I N S I DE SC OOP
Calpers Buys Into Hot Chip
And Quantum Stocks
BY MACKENZIE TATANANNI
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T
he California Public Employees’ Retirement System, or
Calpers, is the largest pension
system in the U.S. by assets
under management. A recent securities filing shows that the agency made
key changes to its tech holdings in
the fourth quarter.
Calpers took a stake in Qnity
Electronics through the purchase
of 358,569 shares. Qnity, which spun
off from chemical giant DuPont de
Nemours in November, specializes
in technology for the chip and electronics industries. The fund’s stake
in Qnity was worth $44.7 million
based on Thursday’s closing price
of $124.78.
Qnity stock is up 51% in 2026.
The firm’s fourth-quarter financials,
reported on Thursday, pushed shares
above the $120 level for the first time.
This HVAC Stock Has
Beaten Nvidia. Insiders
Are Taking Profits.
C
omfort Systems USA, a supplier of construction services
to data centers, has become a
hot way to play the artificialintelligence boom. Now, company
insiders are taking profits on the
heels of strong quarterly results.
Shares of the heating, ventilation,
air conditioning, and plumbing company jumped more than 2,000% over
the past five years, outperforming the
S&P 500 index and Nvidia.
Comfort System’s latest quarterly
earnings, posted on Feb. 19, gave the
stock another boost. Since that report,
four insiders have sold shares.
Adjusted earnings blew past analysts’ expectations, though sales
were in line with consensus views.
Calpers also bought more shares in
chip maker Nvidia during the quarter,
taking its stake to 76,375,762 shares
from 66,062,378 shares. The stake,
worth more than $14 billion at the
time of filing, has seen its value fall
slightly since Nvidia stock dipped this
past week despite blowout earnings.
Calpers also bought IonQ shares
ahead of the quantum computing
company’s fourth-quarter earnings
report, boosting its holdings to
562,839 shares, today worth $23 million. While the stake represents a tiny
part of the fund’s portfolio, it’s nevertheless a vote of confidence in one of
the few publicly traded, pure-play
quantum companies.
Calpers manages over $614 billion
worth of assets on behalf of more
than two million members. B
Comfort Systems’ Chief Financial
Officer George William III sold
9,000 shares for a total of $13.3 million this past Monday. A filing with
the Securities and Exchange Commission shows that he exercised his
right to buy shares for $42.50 apiece
before selling them for roughly
$1,434.97 each.
Also on Monday, director Pablo
Mercado sold 500 shares for $1,405
apiece, according to a separate filing.
Another director, Ellen Skidmore,
sold 1,000 shares at $1,425 each on
Tuesday, and on Thursday, director
William Sandbrook sold 2,500 shares
for about $1,443.32 apiece.
Filings also suggest that four other
insiders appear to be gearing up to sell.
Barron’s reached out to Comfort
Systems for comment on the transactions but hasn’t received a reply. B
Calpers, the largest U.S. pension
fund, lifted its
stake in Nvidia
and bought into
two tech companies, chip supplier
Qnity and quantum
computing’s IonQ.
Increases in
Holdings
Decreases in
Holdings
ZoomInfo Technologies
(GTM)
HighSage Ventures raised
its stake in the data broker to
20,410,148 shares. HighSage Ventures did so through the purchase
of 3,500,000 ZoomInfo Technologies shares from Feb. 11 through
Feb. 13 at per share prices ranging
from $6.33 to $6.86.
Following the latest purchases,
HighSage Ventures owns a 6.7%
stake in ZoomInfo Technologies’
outstanding stock. Shares of ZoomInfo have lost roughly 36.2% of
their value since the beginning
of this year.
Bristow Group (VTOL)
South Dakota Investment
Council lowered its stake in the
provider of vertical flight solutions
to 2,098,126 shares. South Dakota
Investment did so through the sale
of 298,072 Bristow shares from Feb.
6 through Feb. 20 at per share prices
ranging from $44.53 to $46.77. Following the latest sales, South Dakota
Investment continues to own a 7.3%
stake in Bristow’s outstanding stock.
Shares of Bristow have gained
roughly 25.1% in value in 2026.
Bitdeer Technologies
(BTDR)
Tether Holdings raised its stake
in the blockchain specialist to
38,356,531 shares. Tether Holdings
did so through the purchase of
5,008,335 Bitdeer Technologies
shares from Feb. 17 through Feb. 19
at per share prices ranging from
$8.01 to $9.83.
Following the latest purchases,
Tether Holdings owns a 20.1%
stake in Bitdeer’s outstanding
stock. Shares of Bitdeer Technologies have lost approximately 26%
of their value since the beginning
of this year.
Monro (MNRO)
Gamco Investors raised its stake
in the operator of automobile service stations to 2,500,557 shares.
Gamco Investors did so through
the net purchase of 451,210 Monro
shares from Jan. 29 through Feb. 23
at per share prices ranging from
$18.45 to $23.56.
Following the latest purchases,
Gamco Investors owns an 8.3%
stake in Monro’s outstanding stock.
Shares of Monro have gained
roughly 12.7% in value since the
beginning of this year.
DHT Holdings (DHT)
BW Group reduced its stake in
the crude-oil tanker company to
13,461,181 shares. BW Group did so
through the sale of 1,800,000 DHT
shares from Jan. 29 through Feb. 19
at per share prices ranging from
$13.68 to $16.91. Following the latest
sales, BW Group continues to own
an 8.4% stake in DHT’s outstanding
stock. Shares of DHT Holdings have
gained about 59.1% in value in 2026.
Southwest Airlines (LUV)
Elliott Management lowered its
stake in the short-haul airline to
45,875,000 shares. Elliott Management did so through the sale of
11,925,000 Southwest Airlines
shares from Feb. 11 through Feb. 23
at per share prices ranging from
$50.35 to $55.07. Following the latest
sales, Elliott Management continues
to own a 9.3% stake in Southwest
Airlines’ outstanding stock. Shares
of Southwest Airlines have gained
roughly 20.8% in value in 2026.
These disclosures are from 13Ds filed with
the Securities and Exchange Commission.
13Ds are filed within 10 days of an entity’s
attaining more than 5% in any class of a
company’s securities. Subsequent changes in
holdings or intentions must be reported in
amended filings. This material is from Feb. 19
through Feb. 25, 2026. Source: VerityData
(verityplatform.com)
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–2.66
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
454644
326199
274208
263866
257545
246148
224230
209003
198389
180893
180860
173679
171100
169503
169258
166339
155420
153185
153084
148503
14.98
14.09
49.83
10.55
37.45
0.88
10.73
28.01
14.52
4.87
6.48
27.65
3.96
5.21
7.12
7.72
38.37
1.17
18.19
19.12
–2.55
+0.08
–3.23
–0.26
–9.97
+0.13
–0.07
+0.03
–1.11
–0.20
–0.04
+1.00
+0.10
+0.07
+0.19
–0.05
+6.47
+0.08
+0.21
+0.40
–14.5
+0.6
–6.1
–2.4
–21.0
+16.7
–0.6
+0.1
–7.1
–3.9
–0.6
+3.8
+2.6
+1.4
+2.7
–0.6
+20.3
+7.3
+1.2
+2.1
SigningDaySports(SGN)
BitMineImmersion(BMNR)
DenisonMines(DNN)
B2Gold(BTG)
BattalionOil(BATL)
SRxHealthSolutions(SRXH)
VizslaSilver(VZLA)
NewGold(NGD)
NorthernDynasty(NAK)
HealthyChoice(HCWC)
EnergyFuels(UUUU)
HyperscaleData(GPUS)
US Antimony(UAMY)
EquinoxGold(EQX)
i-80Gold(IAUX)
UraniumEner(UEC)
AmerGold&Silver(USAS)
SplashBeverage(SBEV)
SilvercorpMetals(SVM)
TasekoMines(TGB)
461756
196269
186465
184490
68329
66020
59661
54147
53744
48893
47629
47035
45306
44358
42093
37588
35175
34398
33002
29956
0.54
18.98
4.18
6.16
5.52
0.13
4.38
13.42
1.55
0.31
21.32
0.18
8.94
18.76
2.08
15.33
9.79
0.52
13.93
8.88
+0.02
–1.15
+0.12
+0.77
+1.08
–0.00
+0.50
+1.20
+0.24
+0.02
–0.03
–0.00
+1.55
+1.95
+0.20
–0.92
+1.98
+0.08
+2.25
+0.93
+3.1
–5.7
+3.0
+14.3
+24.3
–0.8
+12.9
+9.8
+18.3
+7.7
–0.1
–0.1
+21.0
+11.6
+10.6
–5.7
+25.4
+19.5
+19.3
+11.7
NVIDIA(NVDA)
GossamerBio(GOSS)
Netflix(NFLX)
SoFiTech(SOFI)
Intel(INTC)
AmerAirlines(AAL)
RackspaceTech(RXT)
ImmunityBio(IBRX)
Tesla(TSLA)
BeyondMeat(BYND)
PalantirTech(PLTR)
PayPal(PYPL)
Amazon.com(AMZN)
QuinceTherap(QNCX)
OpendoorTech(OPEN)
Apple(AAPL)
AdvMicroDevices(AMD)
Microsoft(MSFT)
SoundHoundAI(SOUN)
IREN(IREN)
$ Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
$ Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
374.58 +4.04
145.40
–2.68
300.30 –10.49
194.79
+9.63
1051.99 +42.47
320.14
–0.81
49.83
–3.23
152.50
+5.22
293.27
+3.27
517.21
–9.20
240.21 –16.95
859.57 –62.67
150.38 +10.87
248.43
+5.94
83.44 +20.42
208.72
–6.63
742.83 –16.91
108.01
+3.74
504.95
+6.75
308.90 –37.28
+1.1
–1.8
–3.4
+5.2
+4.2
–0.3
–6.1
+3.5
+1.1
–1.7
–6.6
–6.8
+7.8
+2.4
+32.4
–3.1
–2.2
+3.6
+1.4
–10.8
BitMineImmersion(BMNR)
B2Gold(BTG)
EnergyFuels(UUUU)
EquinoxGold(EQX)
DenisonMines(DNN)
NewGold(NGD)
UraniumEner(UEC)
Seaboard(SEB)
SilvercorpMetals(SVM)
US Antimony(UAMY)
ImperialOil(IMO)
BattalionOil(BATL)
SigningDaySports(SGN)
AmerGold&Silver(USAS)
TasekoMines(TGB)
VizslaSilver(VZLA)
AvinoSilver(ASM)
NovaGoldRscs(NG)
OrlaMining(ORLA)
IvanhoeElectric(IE)
3948780
18.98
–1.15
1098717
6.16
+0.77
1039297
21.32
–0.03
808896
18.76
+1.95
781743
4.18
+0.12
675755
13.42
+1.20
586034
15.33
–0.92
442372 5132.70 +199.59
425030
13.93
+2.25
383899
8.94
+1.55
365971 117.30
–3.39
352217
5.52
+1.08
323239
0.54
+0.02
305820
9.79
+1.98
249249
8.88
+0.93
238742
4.38
+0.50
235734
9.62
+0.50
230103
13.32
+2.55
179345
21.62
+2.93
140483
17.19
+2.27
–5.7
+14.3
–0.1
+11.6
+3.0
+9.8
–5.7
+4.0
+19.3
+21.0
–2.8
+24.3
+3.1
+25.4
+11.7
+12.9
+5.5
+23.7
+15.7
+15.2
NVIDIA(NVDA)
Tesla(TSLA)
Microsoft(MSFT)
Sandisk(SNDK)
MicronTech(MU)
Apple(AAPL)
Alphabet A(GOOGL)
Amazon.com(AMZN)
AdvMicroDevices(AMD)
Broadcom(AVGO)
MetaPlatforms(META)
Netflix(NFLX)
PalantirTech(PLTR)
Alphabet C(GOOG)
Lumentum(LITE)
Intel(INTC)
Booking(BKNG)
ApplMaterials(AMAT)
CrowdStrike(CRWD)
CoreWeave(CRWV)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
XponentialFit(XPOF)
Claritev(CTEV)
CampingWorld(CWH)
Walker&Dunlop(WD)
ACV Auctions(ACVA)
Tennant(TNC)
GinkgoBioworks(DNA)
Cars.com(CARS)
7822
3361
25865
3865
44663
2822
6804
10096
4.26
13.47
8.32
46.01
4.86
61.03
6.75
8.54
–4.03
–9.80
–3.96
–17.25
–1.80
–22.34
–2.47
–2.93
–48.6
–42.1
–32.2
–27.3
–27.0
–26.8
–26.8
–25.5
NYSE American Biggest % Movers
By Share Volume
Winners
Name (Sym)
Name (Sym)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
NewPacificMetals(NEWP)
IntlTowerHill(THM)
TitanMining(TII)
AbundiaGlbl(AGIG)
AmerGold&Silver(USAS)
BattalionOil(BATL)
NovaGoldRscs(NG)
AXILBrands(AXIL)
8786
13035
2138
5524
35175
68329
18957
77
5.69
3.51
4.36
4.18
9.79
5.52
13.32
6.80
+1.56
+0.82
+0.92
+0.85
+1.98
+1.08
+2.55
+1.29
+37.8
+30.5
+26.7
+25.5
+25.4
+24.3
+23.7
+23.5
Losers
Name (Sym)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
NovaBayPharm(NBY)
GreenCircle(GCDT)
StarfightersSpace(FJET)
AmbowEduc(AMBO)
JaguarUranium(JAGU)
PlanetGreen(PLAG)
NasusPharma(NSRX)
Enigmatig(EGG)
3173
369
7528
67
1353
778
23
72
1.44
1.92
6.26
1.76
2.46
2.11
4.79
4.74
–1.57
–1.59
–2.80
–0.55
–0.74
–0.62
–1.11
–0.98
–52.1
–45.3
–30.9
–23.8
–23.1
–22.9
–18.8
–17.1
Nasdaq Biggest % Movers
NuHoldings(NU)
FordMotor(F)
BankofAmerica(BAC)
BlueOwlCapital(OWL)
NovoNordisk(NVO)
Alight(ALIT)
UiPath(PATH)
AT&T(T)
Hims&HersHealth(HIMS)
NIO(NIO)
Transocean(RIG)
Pfizer(PFE)
BigBear.ai(BBAI)
Snap(SNAP)
ArcherAviation(ACHR)
Nokia(NOK)
IonQ(IONQ)
AllurionTech(ALUR)
RocketCos.(RKT)
Kenvue(KVUE)
By Share Volume
Name (Sym)
Name (Sym)
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
LarimarTherap(LRMR)
Arcellx(ACLX)
AppliedOptoelec(AAOI)
VandaPharm(VNDA)
Falcon'sBeyondGlbl(FBYD)
ChainceDigital(CD)
PRA Group(PRAA)
AltisourcePortf(ASPS)
169582
75271
43950
64425
475
1230
5033
398
5.31
113.79
84.23
8.91
6.48
5.87
15.75
7.62
+2.34
+49.68
+32.55
+3.15
+2.25
+1.92
+4.97
+2.32
+78.8
+77.5
+63.0
+54.7
+53.2
+48.6
+46.1
+43.8
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
480647
46678
64631
82606
8405
6845
24434
91654
0.42
11.77
5.93
3.28
6.34
10.43
11.00
13.25
–1.71
–20.23
–4.68
–2.26
–3.90
–5.81
–6.08
–7.03
–80.1
–63.2
–44.1
–40.8
–38.1
–35.8
–35.6
–34.7
Losers
TaiwanSemi(TSM)
Oracle(ORCL)
JPMorganChase(JPM)
Salesforce(CRM)
EliLilly(LLY)
Visa(V)
BankofAmerica(BAC)
ExxonMobil(XOM)
UnitedHealth(UNH)
Mastercard(MA)
IBM(IBM)
GoldmanSachs(GS)
Corning(GLW)
J&J(JNJ)
CircleInternet(CRCL)
Accenture(ACN)
Caterpillar(CAT)
ServiceNow(NOW)
BerkHathwy B(BRK.B)
AmerExpress(AXP)
By Share Volume
By Dollar Volume
By Dollar Volume
Winners
GossamerBio(GOSS)
OddityTech(ODD)
ShoalsTech(SHLS)
MannKind(MNKD)
Allot(ALLT)
EnergyRecovery(ERII)
DrivenBrands(DRVN)
Sunrun(RUN)
Volume Percentage Leaders
%Chg.
Name (Sym)
Name (Sym)
Nasdaq Most Active
Change
Losers
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19770047
17892532
17861219
17598624
15906720
13927867
13716452
13653523
13003678
12942973
12524472
12515530
11666086
11142283
10819925
10713406
10530842
10426574
10156146
Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
1265059
480647
424627
398193
379033
350443
345901
317249
293252
261917
256929
248648
240748
237816
226756
222305
220312
206175
187146
179880
177.19
0.42
96.24
17.76
45.61
13.07
1.95
9.78
402.51
0.95
137.19
46.21
210.00
0.13
5.42
264.18
200.21
392.74
8.60
40.95
–12.63
–1.71
+17.57
–1.26
+1.50
–0.52
+0.27
+1.08
–9.31
+0.22
+1.95
+4.56
–0.11
–0.02
+0.42
–0.40
+0.06
–4.49
+0.78
+0.97
–6.7
–80.1
+22.3
–6.6
+3.4
–3.8
+16.1
+12.4
–2.3
+30.4
+1.4
+10.9
–0.1
–16.3
+8.4
–0.2
+0.0
–1.1
+10.0
+2.4
$ Volume
Close
Change
%Chg.
233042478 177.19 –12.63
118254781 402.51
–9.31
80338143 392.74
–4.49
69798724 635.36 –14.61
62282538 412.37 –15.80
59599447 264.18 –0.40
51780494 311.76
–3.22
49783850 210.00
–0.11
45351512 200.21 +0.06
38176635 319.55 –13.10
36293691 648.18
–7.48
35471079
96.24 +17.57
33978371 137.19
+1.95
33424776 311.43
–3.47
18757105 700.91 +33.14
17118843
45.61
+1.50
16420875 4239.35 +162.56
14494509 372.30
–3.08
14052881 371.98 –16.62
14037084
79.56
–9.69
–6.7
–2.3
–1.1
–2.2
–3.7
–0.2
–1.0
–0.1
+0.0
–3.9
–1.1
+22.3
+1.4
–1.1
+5.0
+3.4
+4.0
–0.8
–4.3
–10.9
By Dollar Volume
Includes Common shares only. All figures reflect activity for the most-recent five-day trading week. Share volume figures are expressed in thousands. Volume percentage leaders exclude stocks with average daily volume of fewer than 5,000 shares or priced under $5.
Average volume is based on 65 trading days. Volume figures do not reflect extended trading hours. a-Stock has not been in existence or not been traded for 65 consecutive sessions. S-Stock split or stock dividend amounting to 10% or more. X-Ex-dividend
March 2, 2026
BARRON’S
DATA
Statistics from February 23-27, 2026
Barron's 50-Stock Average
Cash Track
Coming Earnings
Conference Call Calendar
Consensus Estimate
Delta Tactical Sentiment
Distributions & Offerings
Dividend Boosts - Reductions
Dividend Ex-Payment Dates
DJ Averages
DJ U.S. Total Market Industry Groups
Dow Jones Averages
45
39
43
43
43
43
45
44
44
41
42
41
29
Dow Jones Per Share Values
Exchange Traded Portfolios
Federal Reserve Data Bank
Foreign Exchange
Gold & Silver Prices
Gold Mining Index
Indexes P/Es & Yields
Initial Public Offerings
Investor Sentiment Readings
Key Foreign Market Indexes
Market Lab
Money Rates, U.S. & Foreign
42
38
44
43
44
44
42
42
42
37
41
43
Mutual Funds
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Nasdaq National Market
New Corporate Listings
New Highs & Lows
NYSE Half-Hourly Volume
Other Market Indexes
Pulse of the Economy
Stock Splits - Special Dividends
Stock Volume
Trading Diary
Vital Signs
39
29
33
42
45
42
41
43
44
42
41
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMPOSITE LIST –52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
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A
10.08 9.90 AAMissionAcqnII YCY ...
119.24 46.51 AAR
AIR
...
54.90 40.00 ABMIndustries ABM 2.6
ACCO 7.4
4.93 3.20 ACCO Brands
24.61 16.51 AcresCmclRlty ACR ...
17.54 4.45 ACV Auctions
ACVA ...
4.80 1.05 ADC Therap
ADCT ...
8.94 7.31 ADT
ADT 2.7
135.52 85.00 AECOM
ACM 1.3
17.65 9.46 AES
AES 4.1
119.32 96.95 Aflac
AFL 2.2
143.78 73.79 AGCO
AGCO .8
AGBK ...
12.21 10.21 AGI
10.24 9.85 AIInfrAcqn
AIIA ...
0.65 0.25 AIInfrAcqnRt
AIIA.RT ...
16.90 7.00 a.k.a.Brands
AKA ...
4.08 1.12 AMC Ent
AMC ...
27.17 14.87 AMN Healthcare AMN ...
5.47 1.26 AMTD Digital
HKD ...
1.65 0.87 AMTD IDEA
AMTD ...
25.29 6.94 ASE Tech
ASX 1.1
ASGN ...
73.13 39.25 ASGN
29.79 22.95 AT&T
T
4.0
164.26 39.23 ATI
ATI
...
33.01 20.90 ATS
ATS ...
21.31 13.81 A10Networks
ATEN 1.2
12.31 5.18 AXIAEnergia
AXIA ...
110.34 84.81 AXIS Capital
AXS 1.7
141.18 70.90 AZZ
AZZ .6
9.61 4.60 AbacusGlblMgmt ABX 2.2
141.23 105.27 AbbottLabs
ABT 2.2
244.81 164.39 AbbVie
ABBV 3.0
133.11 65.40 Abercrombie&Fitch ANF ...
23.46 16.98 AcadiaRealty
AKR 3.8
57.03 22.60 AcadianAsset
AAMI .7
ACEL ...
13.27 9.02 AccelEnt
31.18 9.18 Accelerant
ARX ...
10.43 1.84 AccendraHealth ACH ...
359.14 188.73 Accenture
ACN 3.1
380.17 216.81 Acuity
AYI
.3
104.81 55.31 Acushnet
GOLF 1.0
11.79 6.89 Adecoagro
AGRO 3.9
27.32 10.04 Adient
ADNT ...
70.00 28.89 AdvanceAuto
AAP 1.9
179.32 93.92 AdvDrainageSys WMS .4
28.46 14.10 AdvanSix
ASIX 3.6
8.15 5.42 Aegon
AEG 5.0
154.94 85.57 AerCap
AER .8
334.78 139.22 AffiliatedMgrs AMG .0
160.27 96.43 AgilentTechs
A
.8
6.08 0.34 agilon health
AGL ...
252.78 92.11 AgnicoEagleMines AEM .7
81.17 68.98 AgreeRealty
ADC 3.9
64.96 38.25 AirLease
AL 1.4
321.47 229.11 AirProducts
APD 2.6
233.29 156.29 AlamoGroup
ALG .6
54.37 22.04 AlamosGold
AGI .3
73.89 37.63 AlaskaAir
ALK ...
77.36 41.15 AlbanyIntl
AIN 1.9
206.00 49.43 Albemarle
ALB .9
23.20 15.80 Albertsons
ACI 3.4
66.95 21.53 Alcoa
AA
.6
99.20 71.55 Alcon
ALC .4
21.03 15.07 Alexander&Baldwin ALEX 4.9
260.84 189.05 Alexander's
ALX 7.7
105.14 44.10 AlexandriaRlEst ARE 5.3
7.11 4.29 AlgonquinPower AQN 3.7
192.67 95.73 Alibaba
BABA .7
6.89 0.65 Alight
ALIT 18.2
183.11 116.57 Allegion
ALLE 1.4
27.48 20.10 AllianceLaundry ALH ...
44.11 32.28 AllianceBernstein AB 8.6
32.08 8.67 AlliedGold
AAUC ...
126.31 76.01 AllisonTransm ALSN .9
216.75 176.00 Allstate
ALL 2.0
4.18 0.95 AllurionTech
ALUR ...
47.27 29.52 AllyFinancial
ALLY 3.0
253.82 97.41 AlphaMetal
AMR ...
... 10.07 +0.03 ...
46 117.17 +0.20 ...
17 44.50 –1.05 .29
9 4.07 –0.15 .075
19 18.51 –0.07 ...
dd 4.86 –1.80 ...
dd 4.10
... ...
11 8.02 +0.11 .055
22 97.98 +0.09 .31
11 17.28 +0.77 .176
16 112.93 –1.10 .61
14 136.50 –1.25 .29
... 11.70 –0.29 ...
... 10.02 +0.01 ...
...
.25 –0.08 ...
dd 10.01 –0.75 ...
dd 1.16 –0.04 ...
dd 19.48 +0.16 ...
... 1.75 +0.09 ...
1 1.02 +0.02 ...
41 24.29 +0.33 .356
16 42.90 –2.35 ...
9 28.01 +0.03.2775
57 163.59 +4.72 ...
cc 31.95 –0.88 ...
34 19.26 –0.72 .06
dd 12.08 +0.20 ...
9 105.72 +0.71 .44
13 135.98 +1.08 .20
cc 9.13 +0.41 .20
31 116.35 +4.14 .63
98 232.08 +7.27 1.73
9 97.80 +1.39 ...
cc 20.92 +0.64 .20
24 53.86 +0.63 .10
22 11.36 –0.04 ...
... 11.80 +1.54 ...
dd 2.42 –0.19 ...
17 208.72 –6.63 1.63
23 301.59 –9.21 .20
28 102.33 +0.16 .255
38 8.88 –0.32.1749
dd 24.32 –0.54 ...
73 53.17 –2.70 .25
28 171.34 +0.73 .18
10 17.83 –0.94 .16
8 7.50 –0.03.2469
7 149.44 –1.93 .40
13 306.18 +18.49 .01
27 121.38 –1.52 .255
dd
.59 +0.15 ...
28 251.60 +23.34 .45
46 80.48 +2.24 .262
7 64.84 –0.07 .22
dd 275.67 –5.51 1.81
22 213.53 +0.07 .34
26 54.19 +6.35 .04
59 51.60 –0.98 ...
dd 57.65 –1.79 .28
dd 178.67 +10.25.405
12 17.90
... .15
14 62.08 +1.59 .10
44 87.18 +4.55 .327
21 20.79 –0.01 .35
43 234.62 –7.104.50
dd 54.04 +0.39 .72
dd 6.98 +0.28 .065
20 144.11 –10.34 .95
dd
.88 +0.13 .04
22 161.15 –0.99 .55
... 22.43 –1.22 ...
13 39.26 –0.41 .96
dd 31.64 +0.31 ...
17 125.30 +6.45 .29
6 214.52 +8.15 1.08
dd 1.17 +0.08 ...
17 39.44 –2.68 .30
dd 162.65 –12.95 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Name
20.80 13.10 AlpineIncmProp PINE 5.9
8.99 3.54 AltaEquipment ALTG .0
20.91 1.60 AltoNeurosci
ANRO ...
70.51 52.82 Altria
MO 6.1
10.10 9.90 AlussaEnerII A ALUB ...
3.24 2.03 Ambev
ABEV 6.2
51.76 22.12 AmbiqMicro
AMBQ ...
52.25 38.33 Amcor
AMCR 5.4
38.11 16.01 Amentum
AMTM ...
42.76 20.21 AmerSports
AS
...
23.55 15.62 AmerantBncp
AMTB 1.7
113.44 91.77 Ameren
AEE 2.6
44.93 8.49 Ameresco
AMRC ...
26.06 13.10 AmericaMovil
AMX 2.1
22.79 16.69 AmericanAssets AAT 7.0
28.46 9.27 AmerEagle
AEO 2.0
11.91 10.49 AmExceptionalism AEXA ...
387.49 220.43 AmerExpress
AXP 1.1
150.02 114.73 AmericanFin
AFG 2.6
54.67 26.48 AmerHlthcrREIT AHR 1.9
39.49 28.84 AmHomes4Rent AMH 4.4
26.36 15.78 AmerIntegrityIns AII
.0
88.07 71.25 AIG
AIG 2.2
20.00 9.43 AmRltyInv
ARL ...
82.94 69.45 AmerStWater AWR 2.7
16.30 7.03 AmerStratInvt NYC ...
234.33 166.88 AmerTowerREIT AMT 3.5
5.92 3.28 AmerVanguard AVD ...
155.50 121.28 AmerWaterWorks AWK 2.4
10.12 3.71 AmericanWell AMWL ...
23.05 10.10 AmericoldRealty COLD 6.9
550.18 396.14 Ameriprise
AMP 1.4
87.98 48.27 AmerisBancorp ABCB 1.0
239.94 145.02 Ametek
AME .6
9.55 1.75 Ampco-Pitt
AP
...
167.04 56.45 Amphenol
APH .7
6.55 2.27 AmplifyEnergy AMPY ...
16.03 1.70 AmpriusTech
AMPX ...
28.71 17.60 Amrep
AXR ...
65.94 44.12 Amrize
AMRZ ...
27.51 18.12 Andersen
ANDG ...
10.34 7.36 AngelOakMtgREIT AOMR14.9
60.00 2.99 AngelStudios
ANGX ...
128.54 28.45 AngloGoldAsh AU 2.8
81.56 56.97 AB InBev
BUD 1.2
24.52 16.60 AnnalyCap
NLY 12.0
5.50 1.11 AnnovisBio
ANVS ...
22.57 15.08 AnteroMidstream AM 4.0
44.02 29.10 AnteroResources AR
...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 19.72 –0.31 .30
dd 6.90 –0.15 .057
dd 19.69 +2.07 ...
17 69.04 +1.47 1.06
... 10.03 –0.01 ...
18 3.16 +0.09.0833
dd 30.70 +0.96 ...
32 48.43 –2.06 .65
74 29.87 –1.10 ...
50 37.98 –3.98 ...
17 21.35 –1.24 .09
21 113.28 +3.23 .75
26 30.46 –3.27 ...
18 26.02 +1.96.2811
21 19.52 –0.03 .34
21 24.57 –0.69 .125
... 11.02 –0.19 ...
20 308.90 –37.28 .82
13 132.98 +2.77 1.50
cc 52.24 +0.31 .25
25 30.00 +0.48 .33
0 20.36 +2.30 1.02
15 80.49 +0.05 .45
48 17.10 –0.20 ...
22 74.53 +1.59.504
dd 8.10 –0.71 ...
36 191.86 +4.55 1.70
dd 4.61 –0.70 ...
24 136.03 +6.66.8275
dd 5.70 +0.25 ...
dd 13.39 –0.02 .23
13 470.12 –1.57 1.60
13 77.66 –6.07 .20
37 239.22 +5.71 .34
dd 9.11 +0.25 ...
44 146.06 –4.98 .25
dd 5.74 +0.03 ...
dd 10.73 +1.21 ...
13 25.26 –1.91 ...
30 64.99 –0.14 ...
5 23.15 +1.38 ...
5 8.58 –0.05 .32
dd 3.92 +0.41 ...
25 127.77 +13.52 1.73
24 80.95 +2.43.1217
8 23.24 +0.22 .70
dd 2.68 +0.20 ...
26 22.48 +0.85 .225
18 36.81 +1.27 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Name
412.97 304.59 Aon
AON .9
9.13 4.31 ApartmtInv
AIV 37.2
46.89 20.50 APi Group
APG ...
11.21 7.70 ApolloComRlEst ARI 9.4
157.28 102.58 ApolloGlbMgmt APO 2.0
14.96 10.44 AppleHospREIT APLE 7.8
296.70 199.96 AppliedIndlTechs AIT
.7
164.28 103.23 Aptargroup
ATR 1.3
88.93 47.19 Aptiv
APTV ...
44.49 29.92 Aramark
ARMK 1.1
12.73 7.11 ArborRealty
ABR 16.8
67.60 23.20 ArcelorMittal
MT
.8
14.62 5.48 ArcherAviation ACHR ...
70.09 40.98 ADM
ADM 3.0
35.90 20.12 Archrock
AROC 2.5
8.98 6.51 ArcosDorados
ARCO 2.7
131.00 68.11 Arcosa
ACA .2
26.40 6.50 ArcusBiosci
RCUS ...
5.03 2.53 ArdaghMetalPkg AMBP 8.2
15.55 8.07 ArdentHealth
ARDT ...
16.47 8.32 ArdmoreShipping ASC 1.9
5.89 3.35 AresCmclRlEst ACRE12.0
195.26 108.67 AresMgmt
ARES 4.8
459.75 101.02 Argan
AGX .4
23.29 3.57 ArisMining
ARIS ...
164.94 59.43 AristaNetworks ANET ...
19.94 7.84 ArloTech
ARLO ...
9.28 5.84 ArmadaHoffler AHH 9.0
19.31 13.18 ArmourResREIT ARR 16.0
206.08 122.37 ArmstrongWorld AWI .8
79.17 44.03 ArrayDigitalInfr AD
.0
162.61 86.50 ArrowElec
ARW ...
48.50 32.75 ArtisanPtrsAsset APAM 8.2
48.25 21.97 Artivion
AORT ...
19.56 6.51 Asana
ASAN ...
274.50 201.68 AsburyAutomotive ABG ...
8.54 2.74 AshfordHosp
AHT ...
65.65 45.21 Ashland
ASH 2.7
9.78 2.30 AspenAerogels ASPN ...
29.52 18.32 AssociatedBanc ASB 3.6
246.31 174.97 Assurant
AIZ 1.5
92.40 74.09 AssuredGuaranty AGO 1.8
212.71 122.26 AstraZeneca
AZN 1.5
25.30 16.35 AtegritySpecIns ASIC ...
80.06 49.92 Atkore
ATKR 2.0
42.18 22.85 AtlUnionBkshs AUB 4.0
19.83 7.64 AtlasEnergy
AESI .0
187.82 141.59 AtmosEnergy
ATO 2.1
66.50 30.94 AtmusFiltration ATMU .3
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
20 335.47 +10.40 .745
dd 4.41 –1.38 1.45
dd 44.46 –0.18 ...
13 10.60 –0.03 .25
19 104.60 –15.12 .51
17 12.26 –0.09 .08
27 282.58 +0.61 .51
24 143.71 –1.34 .48
58 73.54 –6.03 ...
35 41.85 +0.93 .12
10 7.93 +0.48 .30
16 65.16 –0.04 .15
dd 7.12 +0.19 ...
31 69.04 +1.16 .52
19 35.33 +2.46 .22
8 8.80 –0.14 .06
36 107.48 –18.84 .05
dd 20.37 +1.38 ...
dd 4.85 +0.15 .10
7 9.39 –0.02 ...
18 16.38 +1.25 .09
dd 5.02 –0.08 .15
64 112.01 –11.15 1.35
53 451.25 +13.64 .50
90 22.68 +1.67 ...
48 133.50 +0.71 ...
cc 15.69 +4.08 ...
dd 6.25 +0.14 .14
7 17.95 +0.06 .24
25 173.50 –25.42 .339
15 48.73 –0.5410.25
14 152.16 –4.87 ...
10 40.28 –1.32 .57
cc 38.50 +0.17 ...
dd 7.10 –0.16 ...
9 213.78 –12.40 ...
dd 2.99 +0.03 ...
dd 62.36 –2.44 .415
dd 3.12 –0.49 ...
10 26.41 –2.15 .24
13 229.59 +5.28 .88
11 86.21 –2.18 .38
32 208.45 +4.251.028
14 22.12 +0.49 ...
dd 64.71 –2.47 .33
18 37.06 –3.59 .37
dd 9.63 –2.08 .25
24 186.79 +5.82 1.00
26 64.53 –0.17 .055
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Low
Name
6.47 2.00 ATRenew
8.72 4.46 Auna
31.50 19.08 Autohome
130.14 75.49 Autoliv
228.92 148.33 AutoNation
4388.11 3210.72 AutoZone
230.21 166.73 Avalonbay
15.68 9.30 AvanosMedical
18.02 8.78 Avantor
199.54 156.23 AveryDennison
19.95 14.00 AvidiaBancorp
44.85 27.48 Avient
43.50 35.50 Avista
36.82 26.28 AxaltaCoating
101.92 54.46 AxosFinancial
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NEW HIGHS
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
RERE ...
AUNA ...
ATHM 9.1
ALV 2.9
AN
...
AZO ...
AVB 4.0
AVNS ...
AVTR ...
AVY 1.9
AVBC 1.1
AVNT 2.7
AVA 4.8
AXTA ...
AX
...
36 5.79 +0.24 ...
8 5.34 +0.06 ...
11 19.18 –1.87 .59
12 118.52 –4.55 .87
11 195.16 –6.31 ...
26 3755.58 +7.06 ...
24 177.23 –0.17 1.78
dd 14.10 –1.36 ...
dd 9.05 +0.02 ...
22 196.35 –0.57 .94
dd 18.73 –0.25 .05
46 41.07 –1.50 .275
17 40.62 –1.71.4925
19 33.41 –1.07 ...
11 86.82 –10.50 ...
1.77 0.53 Bark
BARK ...
8.06 3.67 B&G Foods
BGS 14.3
40.09 23.00 BBB Foods
TBBB ...
26.49 20.28 BCE
BCE 4.7
39.50 15.61 BetaTech
BETA ...
8.22 2.91 BGSF
BGSF .0
82.34 39.73 BHP Group
BHP 3.2
57.21 35.46 BILL
BILL ...
121.10 86.68 BJ'sWholesale BJ
...
31.74 15.00 BKV
BKV ...
39.51 25.22 BP
BP 5.1
2.78 0.61 BRC
BRCC ...
19.01 14.00 BRT Apartments BRT 6.8
BWLP 7.2
18.35 7.86 BW LPG
220.57 84.21 BWX Tech
BWXT .5
79.33 54.22 BXP
BXP 4.9
11.57 0.22 Babcock&Wilcox BW
...
256.08 139.14 BadgerMeter
BMI 1.0
10.24 9.95 BainCapitalGSSInvt BCSS ...
19.21 12.43 BainCapSpecFin BCSF13.0
49.79 6.81 Bakkt
BKKT ...
BALL 1.2
68.29 43.51 Ball
20.74 8.46 Bally's
BALY ...
21.61 11.52 BancCalifornia BANC 2.6
23.10 7.76 BancoBBVA
BBAR ...
26.20 11.59 BBVA
BBVA 2.9
3.77 1.80 BancoBradesco BBDO 4.2
46.77 23.66 BancodeChile
BCH 3.8
51.99 31.14 Bladex
BLX 5.5
106.15 38.30 BancoMacro
BMA .0
7.32 4.26 BancSanBrasil BSBR 4.1
37.72 20.77 BcoSantChile
BSAC 2.9
13.24 5.54 BancoSantander SAN 1.5
57.55 33.07 BankofAmerica BAC 2.2
55.84 34.85 BankofButterfield NTB 3.9
80.61 57.45 BankofHawaii
BOH 3.7
149.01 85.40 BankMontreal BMO 3.2
128.76 70.46 BankNY Mellon BK 1.8
78.28 44.09 BankNovaScotia BNS 3.9
52.11 28.21 BankUnited
BKU 2.7
27.70 12.14 Barclays
BCS 1.9
10.58 7.66 BaringsBDC
BBDC12.3
12.21 5.90 Barnes&NobleEduc BNED ...
54.69 17.00 BarrickMining
B
1.7
37.29 14.28 Bath&BodyWks BBWI 3.5
18.92 10.45 Bausch+Lomb
BLCO ...
8.69 4.25 BauschHealth
BHC ...
37.74 17.40 BaxterIntl
BAX .2
3.86 1.36 BaytexEnergy
BTE ...
32.00 22.27 BeaconFinl
BBT 4.3
28.33 17.37 BeazerHomes
BZH ...
187.35 127.54 BectonDicknsn BDX 2.4
12.65 3.54 BedBath&Beyond BBBY ...
159.99 83.18 Belden
BDC .1
79.57 17.10 BellRing
BRBR ...
61.12 30.73 BenchmarkElec BHE 1.2
78.96 60.68 Berkley
WRB .5
812855 685150 BerkHathwy A BRK.A ...
542.07 455.19 BerkHathwy B BRK.B ...
90.86 54.99 BestBuy
BBY 6.1
19.79 7.00 BetterwaredeMexico BWMX 6.4
9.39 2.36 BigBear.ai
BBAI ...
2513.00 999.01 BiglariA
BH.A ...
dd
.78 –0.02 ...
dd 5.31 +0.03 .19
dd 36.45 –1.18 ...
5 26.31 +0.51.3197
... 18.80 +0.17 ...
dd 6.08 –0.212.00
20 81.57 +4.75 1.46
dd 44.51 –1.69 ...
23 98.79 +2.44 ...
16 31.33 –0.09 ...
dd 38.86 +0.68.4992
dd
.63 –0.05 ...
dd 14.67 +0.01 .25
16 18.23 +0.31.4014
58 205.98 –0.46 .27
33 57.58 –3.30 .70
dd 8.86 +0.14 ...
32 152.43 –6.94 .40
... 10.16 –0.04 ...
9 12.91 –0.59 .42
dd 9.56 –0.88 ...
20 67.13 +0.60 .20
dd 14.22 –0.19 ...
16 18.47 –1.60 .12
13 14.99 –2.15 ...
11 23.13 –0.38.3695
9 3.74 –0.03.0033
17 41.08 –2.152.1037
8 50.03 +0.15.6875
18 77.18 –15.08.3822
23 6.51 –0.54.1026
14 33.91 –2.211.3295
12 12.36 –0.39.1335
13 49.83 –3.23 .28
9 50.75 –2.92 .50
16 75.77 –4.30 .70
17 143.93 –2.071.1976
16 119.10 +0.91 .53
16 75.75 –1.54.8021
13 46.70 –3.37 .31
10 24.28 –1.71.3069
9 8.44 –0.74 .26
dd 8.65 +0.37 ...
17 50.74 +2.78 .42
7 22.76 –1.62 .20
dd 18.30 +0.36 ...
14 5.93 –0.20 ...
dd 20.37 –1.21 .01
19 3.84 +0.07 ...
23 29.74 –2.04.3225
83 25.58 –1.52 ...
29 176.48 –8.91 1.05
dd 5.33 +0.10 ...
24 143.30 –2.49 .05
13 18.39 –0.65 ...
84 57.81 –0.57 .17
16 71.70 +0.62 .09
16 757000 +10500 ...
16 504.95 +6.75 ...
20 61.97 –2.51 .95
12 16.57 –2.11.2912
dd 3.96 +0.10 ...
cc 1989.15 –80.35 ...
B
42
44
28
NEW LOWS
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
483.60 195.05 BiglariB
BH
...
37.36 7.48 Biohaven
BHVN ...
343.12 211.43 Bio-RadLab A
BIO
...
321.12 225.29 Bio-RadLab B
BIO.B ...
59.50 36.45 Birkenstock
BIRK ...
24.50 9.29 BitGo
BTGO ...
75.87 54.92 BlackHills
BKH 3.8
10.02 9.90 BlackSpadeIII
BIII
...
15.52 11.78 BlackStoneMin BSM 7.9
5.32 2.80 BlackBerry
BB
...
1219.94 773.74 BlackRock
BLK 2.2
33.20 6.15 BlackSkyTech
BKSY ...
190.09 111.04 Blackstone
BX 4.2
21.24 16.51 BlackstoneMtg BXMT 9.8
BLND ...
4.49 1.57 BlendLabs
64.62 28.16 BlockHR
HRB 5.5
82.50 44.27 Block
XYZ ...
180.90 15.15 BloomEnergy
BE
...
15.58 10.70 BlueOwlCapital OBDC13.1
21.89 10.08 BlueOwlCapital OWL 8.5
21.62 10.99 BlueOwlTech
OTF 12.6
88.30 52.71 BlueLinx
BXC ...
23.49 16.47 Bob'sDiscFurn BOBS ...
254.35 128.88 Boeing
BA
...
106.41 65.14 BoiseCascade
BCC 1.1
210.25 86.17 BootBarn
BOOT ...
130.91 73.93 BoozAllen
BAH 3.0
70.08 24.40 BorgWarner
BWA 1.2
6.18 1.55 BorrDrilling
BORR .0
260.00 185.34 BostonBeer
SAM ...
15.75 11.30 BostonOmaha BOC ...
109.50 72.69 BostonSci
BSX ...
42.29 22.15 Bowhead
BOW ...
38.80 21.61 Box
BOX ...
89.96 58.94 BoydGaming
BYD 1.0
183.10 136.81 BoydGroupServices BGSI .3
99.29 62.70 Brady
BRC 1.1
3.28 1.80 BraemarHtls
BHR 6.9
5.09 2.74 BrandywineRealty BDN 10.0
4.32 3.47 BrasilAgro
LND 2.9
4.30 2.32 Braskem
BAK ...
82.03 38.21 BreadFinancial BFH 1.3
132.99 63.68 BrightHorizons BFAM ...
6.32 4.16 BrightSpire
BRSP11.0
18.57 12.76 Brightstar
BRSL 6.8
17.11 11.06 BrightView
BV
...
136.37 80.10 Brink's
BCO .9
187.12 100.30 BrinkerIntl
EAT ...
63.33 42.52 BristolMyers
BMY 4.0
0.27 0.02 BristolMyersRt CELG.RT ...
49.55 25.11 Bristow
VTOL 1.0
63.22 37.96 BritishAmTob BTI 5.3
30.68 22.29 BrixmorProp
BRX 4.1
271.91 163.71 BroadridgeFinl BR 2.1
19.91 13.96 Broadstone
BNL 6.0
17.09 4.97 BrookdaleSrLiving BKD ...
64.10 41.78 BrookfieldAsset BAM 4.3
38.25 21.52 BrookfieldBus BBUC .7
49.57 29.07 Brookfield
BN
.6
51.72 32.08 BrookfieldInfr
BIPC 3.6
40.18 25.72 BrookfieldInfr
BIP 4.7
45.18 23.73 BrookfieldRenew BEPC 3.7
49.86 29.13 BrookWealth
BNT .5
125.68 65.68 Brown&Brown BRO .9
38.21 25.53 Brown-Forman A BF.A 3.1
38.85 25.32 Brown-Forman B BF.B 3.2
90.25 41.00 Brunswick
BC 2.2
61.69 33.12 Buckle
BKE 2.6
75.85 32.55 Build-A-Bear
BBW 1.8
151.03 94.35 BuildersFirst
BLDR ...
118.00 24.79 Bullish
BLSH ...
124.78 68.33 BungeGlobal
BG 2.3
15.73 8.12 BurfordCapital BUR 3.0
332.20 212.92 BurlingtonStrs BURL ...
5.03 1.32 ButterflyNtwk BFLY ...
33.89 22.63 BylineBancorp BY 1.5
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
cc 387.78 –3.40 ...
dd 11.52 +0.29 ...
10 278.44 +7.14 ...
10 268.89 +7.06 ...
18 41.65 +0.76 ...
... 9.84 –0.67 ...
18 73.66 +0.31 .703
... 9.90 –0.02 ...
12 15.10 +0.03 .30
cc 3.39 –0.06 ...
30 1063.23 –30.41 5.73
dd 18.85 –1.03 ...
29 113.37 –7.90 1.49
30 19.21 –0.31 .47
dd 1.68 –0.02 ...
7 30.62 +0.23 .42
13 63.70 +10.48 ...
dd 155.67 +8.12 ...
9 11.29 –0.18 .37
cc 10.55 –0.26 .225
7 11.15 –0.47 .05
... 65.92 –6.82 ...
... 21.24 –0.76 ...
cc 227.53 –4.50 ...
24 82.74 +0.61 .22
27 189.22 –10.54 ...
12 78.83 +1.62 .59
48 57.57 –1.35 .17
40 6.13 +0.18 .02
23 226.78 –8.22 ...
dd 12.35 +0.13 ...
40 76.85 +2.27 ...
16 25.33 +0.43 ...
19 23.55 +0.68 ...
4 83.23 –2.97 .20
cc 175.07 +0.30.1132
22 92.34 +3.03 .245
dd 2.91 –0.17 .05
dd 3.19 –0.03 .08
dd 4.22 +0.25 .141
dd 3.83 –0.06 ...
7 70.86 –4.87 .23
22 74.52 +2.17 ...
dd 5.81 +0.08 .16
37 13.56 +0.10 .23
dd 13.79 –0.04 ...
30 116.77 –13.73 .255
15 148.20 +1.68 ...
18 62.37 +1.71 .63
...
.10
... ...
11 47.70 +1.09 .125
14 62.65 +0.57.8349
24 30.27 +0.61.3075
21 185.87 +8.85 .975
39 19.39 +0.60.2925
dd 15.30 +0.40 ...
31 46.75 –3.81.5025
dd 34.45 –1.05.0625
90 43.84 –2.14 .07
dd 49.88 +2.05 .455
43 39.04 +0.51 .455
dd 42.73 –0.10 .392
... 44.41 –2.04.0515
22 71.82 +2.23 .165
17 29.36 –0.98 .231
17 28.86 –1.13 .231
dd 79.62 –9.50 .44
13 53.55 –0.393.00
11 48.66 –3.87 .22
27 104.29 –6.26 ...
dd 31.39 –0.38 ...
22 120.65 –1.30 .70
22 8.44 –1.21.0625
35 306.87 –8.41 ...
dd 3.79 +0.81 ...
11 31.20 –1.93 .12
C
683.50 325.79 CACI Intl
101.50 43.41 CAVA
CACI ... 26 610.17 +24.14
CAVA ... cc 82.47 +12.36
...
...
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High
Low
Name
March 2, 2026
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMPOSITE LIST
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
80.65 26.97 CBIZ
CBZ ...
38.67 21.10 CBL&Assoc
CBL 4.8
174.27 108.45 CBRE Group
CBRE ...
105.27 67.34 CF Industries
CF 2.0
110.64 69.96 CGI A
GIB .6
7.28 3.98 CI&T
CINT ...
12.71 7.97 CionInvt
CION 5.0
14.93 7.65 CMB.TECH
CMBT 1.8
78.31 67.71 CMS Energy
CMS 2.9
51.34 43.29 CNA Fin
CNA 4.0
14.27 9.00 CNH Indl
CNH 2.0
44.86 34.63 CNO Financial
CNO 1.6
42.13 27.68 CNX Resources CNX ...
32.82 23.92 COPTDefenseProp CDP 4.0
131.55 76.75 CRH
CRH 1.3
9.11 2.45 CS Disco
LAW ...
338.90 230.45 CSW Industrials CSW .4
20.25 15.07 CTO Realty
CTO 7.8
59.66 34.02 CTS
CTS .3
30.24 7.73 C3.ai
AI
...
41.67 15.10 CVR Energy
CVI
...
119.90 63.45 CVR Partners
UAN 10.6
85.15 58.35 CVS Health
CVS 3.3
290.48 70.37 CableOne
CABO ...
89.15 58.33 Cabot
CBT 2.4
59.25 33.20 Cactus
WHD 1.0
26.79 15.37 Cadeler
CDLR ...
46.64 27.07 Cadre
CDRE .9
34.24 20.36 CAE
CAE ...
18.27 9.54 Caleres
CAL 2.4
60.03 30.97 CaliforniaRscs CRC 2.8
51.63 41.29 CalWtrSvc
CWT 3.0
71.22 28.61 Calix
CALX ...
16.65 5.42 CallawayGolf
CALY ...
126.55 97.17 CamdenProperty CPT 3.9
135.24 35.00 Cameco
CCJ
.1
19.97 8.07 CampingWorld CWH 6.0
15.43 6.73 CanadaGoose
GOOS ...
105.00 53.62 CIBC
CM 2.5
112.48 90.74 CanNtlRlwy
CNI 2.4
44.04 24.65 CanadianNatRscs CNQ 3.5
88.96 66.49 CdnPacKC
CP
.7
5.75 0.75 Cango
CANG ...
21.96 11.24 Cannae
CNNE 4.7
259.64 143.22 CapitalOne
COF 1.6
28.27 11.86 Capri
CPRI ...
230.81 120.72 CardinalHealth CAH .9
41.72 25.48 CareTrustREIT CTRE 3.3
435.92 293.43 Carlisle
CSL 1.1
84.49 30.26 CarMax
KMX ...
34.03 15.07 Carnival
CCL 1.9
33.72 13.65 Carnival
CUK .5
403.81 138.61 CarpenterTech CRS .2
49.41 35.51 CarriageSvcs
CSV 1.0
81.09 50.24 CarrierGlobal
CARR 1.5
13.97 8.29 Cars.com
CARS ...
44.44 23.38 Carter's
CRI 3.0
486.89 148.25 Carvana
CVNA ...
789.81 267.30 Caterpillar
CAT .8
4.92 2.19 Cato
CATO ...
63.55 35.13 Celanese
CE
.2
363.40 58.05 Celestica
CLS ...
11.50 5.10 CementosPacasm CPAC ...
13.35 4.89 Cemex
CX
.7
377.54 248.59 Cencora
COR .6
23.39 10.23 CenovusEnergy CVE 1.4
66.03 25.08 Centene
CNC ...
43.58 33.24 CenterPointEner CNP 2.1
21.11 5.41 CenterraGold
CGAU 1.0
69.15 52.76 Centerspace
CSR 4.9
35.01 23.16 CentralPacFin
CPF 3.6
18.50 7.43 CentralPuerto
CEPU ...
464.25 49.40 CentrusEnergy LEU ...
32.38 14.46 Centuri
CTRI ...
76.00 50.42 CenturyComm CCS 1.9
38.42 20.01 ChainBridgeBncp CBNA ...
103.93 59.44 ChampionHomes SKY ...
17.78 5.53 ChargePoint
CHPT ...
228.88 91.86 CharlesRiverLabs CRL ...
208.24 104.60 ChartIndustries GTLS ...
8.47 5.83 ChathamLodging CLDT 4.7
9.44 3.28 CheetahMobile CMCM ...
1.90 0.44 Chegg
CHGG ...
623.61 385.00 Chemed
CHE .6
21.85 9.13 Chemours
CC
1.9
246.42 186.20 CheniereEnergy LNG .9
68.42 49.53 CheniereEnerPtrs CQP 5.2
3.67 2.17 CherryHillMtg CHMI15.2
140.59 115.24 ChesapeakeUtil CPK 2.0
187.90 132.04 Chevron
CVX 3.8
48.62 23.06 Chewy
CHWY ...
14.88 9.85 ChimeraInvt
CIM 13.2
56.55 12.66 ChinaYuchai
CYD 1.8
58.42 29.75 Chipotle
CMG ...
45.75 29.05 ChironRealEst XRN 2.9
147.51 84.04 ChoiceHotels
CHH 1.1
342.69 264.10 Chubb
CB
1.1
47.03 37.03 ChunghwaTel
CHT 3.0
116.46 81.33 Church&Dwight CHD 1.2
365.90 49.21 Ciena
CIEN ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
16 28.64 –0.51 ...
9 37.78 –0.44 .45
38 147.66 +0.65 ...
11 99.54 +2.36 .50
14 73.36 –0.96.1242
21 4.96 +0.06 ...
16 7.98 –0.56 .10
18 14.81 +0.83 .05
22 78.07 +2.21 .57
10 48.02 –1.952.00
30 12.30 –0.76 .25
19 41.81 –1.41 .17
11 41.78 +1.31 ...
24 31.78 –0.67 .32
22 119.98 –4.06 .39
dd 3.25 –0.03 ...
39 294.33 –17.07 .27
cc 19.48 –0.43 .38
24 52.66 –1.09 .04
dd 7.95 –2.43 ...
90 24.16 +3.44 ...
11 99.56 –1.24 .37
58 79.90 +3.21 .665
dd 95.95 –9.37 ...
13 76.14 +0.52 .45
22 54.00 –4.44 .14
7 25.52 –1.12 ...
40 44.39 +0.13 .10
36 29.64 –0.33 ...
19 11.89 –1.19 .07
14 58.84 –0.38.405
21 45.08 –0.67 .335
cc 51.77 –3.84 ...
dd 14.06 –0.54 ...
31 108.34 +1.14 1.06
cc 118.40 –2.95.1702
dd 8.32 –3.96 .125
cc 12.31 –0.14 ...
16 100.96 +1.41.7819
21 112.19 +1.73.6702
19 43.77 +1.37.4197
27 87.59 +2.49 .167
dd
.76 –0.12 ...
dd 12.20 –1.00 .15
83 195.64 –12.78 .80
dd 20.51 –1.64 ...
33 229.23 +4.79.5107
26 40.62 +0.57 .335
23 394.77 –14.25 1.10
14 43.17 –1.33 ...
16 31.55 –0.44 .15
16 31.47 –0.36 .15
46 398.07 +8.34 .20
14 46.07 +1.21.1125
38 64.40 +0.26 .24
19 8.54 –2.93 ...
14 33.55 –10.82 .25
34 334.16 –2.46 ...
39 742.83 –16.91 1.51
dd 3.01 –0.10 ...
dd 49.94 –4.17 .03
39 277.63 –15.06 ...
21 10.61 –0.19 ...
19 12.51 –0.39.0224
45 372.14 +11.06 .60
14 22.31 –0.26.1462
dd 44.88 +1.64 ...
27 43.50 +0.50 .23
7 21.03 +1.98.0511
cc 62.90 +0.76 .77
11 31.85 –2.39 .29
10 15.69 –0.69 ...
49 202.59 –1.14 ...
cc 31.00 –0.85 ...
14 67.23 –4.62 .32
11 34.50 –1.10 ...
25 93.48 –3.86 ...
dd 6.30 +0.14 ...
dd 178.49 +9.57 ...
cc 207.30 +0.13 ...
55 7.71 +0.24 .09
dd 6.15 +0.16 ...
dd
.66 +0.02 ...
22 410.01 –65.40 .60
dd 18.24 +1.20.0875
13 235.73 +9.26 .555
16 61.30 +1.60 .83
dd 2.63 +0.02 .10
23 135.97 +1.58 .685
28 186.76 +2.83 1.78
57 27.42 +0.97 ...
8 13.61 +0.07 .45
25 50.28 –5.67 .53
33 37.22 –0.32 ...
dd 34.63 –1.35 .25
13 105.35 –4.85.2875
13 340.86 +9.24 .97
28 43.24 +0.551.6694
35 104.86 +1.78.3075
cc 348.70 +13.75 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
350.00 239.51 Cigna
CI
2.2
34.01 21.60 Cinemark
CNK 1.3
298.99 49.90 CircleInternet
CRCL ...
125.16 55.51 Citigroup
C
2.2
68.79 32.60 CitizensFin
CFG 3.1
6.40 2.90 Citizens
CIA
...
29.33 18.01 Civeo
CVEO ...
74.07 12.04 Claritev
CTEV ...
CLVT ...
4.77 1.66 Clarivate
4.30 2.13 ClarosMtg
CMTG ...
294.94 178.29 CleanHarbors
CLH ...
2.43 0.81 ClearChannelOutdr CCO ...
50.46 22.23 ClearSecure
YOU 1.2
31.49 15.74 ClearwaterAnalytic CWAN ...
30.96 13.84 ClearwaterPaper CLW ...
38.87 23.82 ClearwayEnergyA CWEN.A 5.0
41.51 25.63 ClearwayEnergyC CWEN 4.7
16.70 5.63 Cleveland-Cliffs CLF
...
4.74 3.08 ClipperRealty
CLPR12.3
158.91 96.66 Clorox
CLX 3.9
260.00 89.42 Cloudflare
NET ...
11.30 2.36 CN Finance
CNF ...
26.29 19.24 CoastalSouth
COSO .8
82.00 65.35 Coca-Cola
KO 2.6
116.36 80.22 Coca-Cola Femsa KOF 3.2
27.77 4.58 CoeurMining
CDE ...
88.49 58.39 Cohen&Steers CNS 3.7
276.50 45.58 Coherent
COHR ...
100.18 74.55 ColgatePalm
CL
2.1
21.46 13.99 ColonyBankcorp CBAN 2.4
1500.00 276.44 ComfortSystems FIX
.2
84.87 37.92 CommercialMetals CMC 1.0
67.50 49.44 CommunityFinSys CBU 3.1
4.47 2.24 CommunityHlthSys CYH ...
19.01 13.23 CommunityHlthcr CHCT 11.1
30.63 15.25 SABESP
SBS 2.9
2.41 1.59 CEMIG
CIG
...
3.39 2.26 CEMIG Pref
CIG.C ...
11.76 5.49 COPEL
ELPC ...
2.20 1.24 CiaSiderurgica SID
...
15.75 11.35 CerveceriasUnid CCU 1.8
44.67 12.45 Buenaventura BVN 1.0
22.21 4.58 CompassDiversif CODI .0
COMP ...
13.96 5.66 Compass
27.00 8.60 CompassMinerals CMP ...
31.17 14.65 ComstockRscs CRK ...
28.52 15.96 ConagraBrands CAG 7.3
24.69 18.55 Concentra
CON 1.0
10.77 3.18 ConcordMed
CCM ...
CNMD 1.7
64.87 35.37 Conmed
113.80 79.88 ConocoPhillips COP 3.0
115.25 94.96 ConEd
ED 3.2
196.91 126.45 ConstBrands A STZ 2.6
CSTM ...
27.25 7.33 Constellium
VLRS ...
10.80 3.49 Volaris
47.98 10.38 Cooper-Standard CPS ...
156.41 82.54 Copa
CPA 4.9
10.32 9.98 CopleyAcqn
COPL ...
67.18 43.18 Core&Main
CNM ...
20.36 9.72 CoreLabs
CLB .2
103.50 58.19 CoreNaturalRscs CNR .5
CRBG 3.9
36.57 23.69 CorebridgeFin
23.54 15.74 CoreCivic
CXW ...
162.10 37.31 Corning
GLW .7
VTMX 1.9
37.41 21.30 Vesta
375.61 252.84 Corpay
CPAY ...
30.50 15.01 CorpAmAirports CAAP ...
CTVA .9
80.22 53.40 Corteva
6.25 3.72 Cosan
CSAN ...
19.93 8.46 CostamareBulkers CMDB ...
17.84 6.02 Costamare
CMRE 2.6
32.67 22.33 CoterraEnergy CTRA 2.9
6.13 2.44 Coty
COTY ...
CPNG ...
34.08 16.74 Coupang
COUR ...
13.56 5.47 Coursera
30.81 21.03 CousinsProperties CUZ 5.5
30.38 17.46 CovenantLogist CVLG 1.0
156.26 86.26 Covista
CVSA ...
214.31 127.04 Crane
CR
.5
69.00 41.54 CraneNXT
CXT 1.5
12.37 8.63 CrawfordA
CRD.A 2.8
CRD.B 3.0
12.26 8.76 Crawford B
380.20 165.51 Credicorp
BAP 3.1
12.85 6.83 CrescentEnergy CRGY 4.1
13.31 7.07 CrossTimbers
CRT 7.7
25.73 19.61 CrossAmerPtrs CAPL10.4
115.76 77.01 CrownCastle
CCI 4.7
116.62 75.98 Crown Holdings CCK .9
44.13 34.24 CubeSmart
CUBE 5.2
148.97 100.31 Cullen/Frost
CFR 2.9
CULP ...
5.64 3.17 Culp
617.98 260.02 Cummins
CMI 1.4
28.51 20.91 CurblineProp
CURB 2.3
719.05 266.88 Curtiss-Wright CW
.1
17.40 7.64 Cushman&Wkfd CWK ...
CTOS ...
7.75 3.18 CustomTruck
82.56 40.75 CustomersBancorp CUBI ...
D
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
13 289.82 +9.51 1.56
29 28.24 +1.75 .09
dd 83.44 +20.42 ...
16 110.19 –5.81 .60
16 60.19 –5.10 .46
25 5.42 –0.37 ...
dd 27.69 –0.77 ...
dd 13.47 –9.80 ...
dd 2.30 +0.53 ...
dd 2.39 +0.04 ...
40 293.20 +8.51 ...
dd 2.40
... ...
44 48.64 +14.37 .20
dd 23.39 +0.09 ...
dd 14.99 –0.28 ...
25 36.02 –0.96.4602
27 38.31 –1.30.4602
dd 10.66 +0.01 ...
dd 3.08 –0.37 .095
21 127.16 +3.56 1.24
dd 172.19 –4.95 ...
... 5.23 –0.36 ...
11 24.55 –0.62 .05
27 81.56 +1.72 .53
19 111.15 –1.92.9979
29 27.15 +2.52 ...
22 66.87 –0.25 .62
cc 258.93 +10.75 ...
38 99.14 +4.05 .52
12 19.83 –0.46 .12
49 1429.37 –32.86 .70
19 73.30 –3.50 .18
15 60.55 –4.44 .47
1 3.46 –0.10 ...
cc 17.09 +0.05.4775
17 30.01 +0.35.4581
10 2.37 +0.07 ...
12 3.05 +0.05 ...
22 11.59 +0.33 ...
dd 1.68 –0.02 ...
20 13.34 –0.74.1826
26 43.67 +5.26.1446
dd 7.49 –0.08 .25
dd 9.75 –0.55 ...
dd 25.20 +1.93 ...
15 19.61 –0.36 ...
dd 19.25 +0.78 .35
20 23.96 +0.29.0625
dd 3.64 +0.16 ...
30 46.00 +0.86 .20
18 113.46 +2.93 .84
20 112.52 +2.71.8875
25 157.86 +1.45 1.02
13 24.89 –0.55 ...
dd 8.62 –1.50 ...
dd 38.44 –1.10 ...
9 138.61 –3.72 1.71
cc 10.32 +0.02 ...
24 54.16 –2.23 ...
26 17.59 –0.83 .01
dd 82.08 –5.86 .10
dd 25.84 –3.82 .25
16 17.68 +0.94 ...
82 150.38 +10.87 .28
13 36.73 +0.74.2041
22 325.10 –27.60 ...
25 28.50 –0.75 ...
51 80.12 +3.81 .18
dd 4.96 –0.10 ...
... 19.08 +0.46 ...
6 17.57 +0.38 .115
14 30.59 –0.69 .22
dd 2.51 –0.18 ...
90 19.08 +0.33 ...
dd 6.41 +0.38 ...
97 23.16 –0.80 .32
cc 29.44 –0.07 .07
14 98.00 +1.36 ...
36 200.53 –2.72 .255
19 48.29 –3.81 .18
16 10.76 –0.07 .075
15 9.94 –0.52 .075
14 346.38 –3.8710.9577
22 11.66 +0.95 .12
12 9.01 +0.07.0501
20 20.18 –1.14 .525
19 89.54 +1.531.0625
18 114.60 –0.20 .26
26 41.14 +0.84 .53
14 138.22 –7.22 1.00
dd 3.20 –0.16 ...
28 583.87 –9.412.00
75 27.81 +0.56 .17
54 700.33 –7.12 .24
36 13.41 +0.08 ...
dd 7.16 –0.38 ...
11 67.44 –5.52 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
3.34 1.21 DHI Group
DHX ...
19.80 8.99 DHT
DHT 5.0
DNOW ...
17.48 11.55 DNOW
39.37 10.73 DRDGOLD
DRD 1.1
154.63 123.69 DTE Energy
DTE 3.1
139.96 83.30 DT Midstream DTM 2.4
46.75 4.45 D-WaveQuantum QBTS ...
18.90 11.61 DXC Tech
DXC ...
36.28 10.11 Dana
DAN 1.4
242.80 171.00 Danaher
DHR .8
118.45 65.40 Danaos
DAC 3.1
36.59 12.41 DaqoNewEnergy DQ
...
228.27 169.00 Darden
DRI 2.8
53.71 26.00 DarlingIngred
DAR ...
9.25 3.00 Dauch
DCH ...
157.91 101.00 DaVita
DVA ...
141.90 78.91 DeckersOutdoor DECK ...
674.19 404.42 Deere
DE 1.0
55.89 34.59 DelekLogistics DKL 8.7
43.50 11.03 DelekUS
DK 2.7
168.08 66.25 DellTechC
DELL 1.4
76.39 34.74 DeltaAir
DAL 1.1
28.60 13.61 Deluxe
DLX 4.3
8.75 2.17 DesignerBrands DBI 2.8
40.43 18.89 DeutscheBank DB
.9
46.15 25.89 DevonEnergy
DVN 2.2
116.69 84.52 Diageo
DEO 4.6
2.65 1.27 DianaShipping DSX 1.6
237.31 166.37 Dick's
DKS 2.4
84.46 34.88 DieboldNixdorf DBD ...
184.79 129.95 DigitalRealty
DLR 2.8
15.55 6.41 DigitalBridge
DBRG .3
70.43 25.45 DigitalOcean
DOCN ...
741.98 282.24 Dillard's
DDS .2
39.68 18.63 DineBrands
DIN 2.5
3.68 1.65 Dingdong
DDL ...
124.69 80.10 Disney
DIS 1.4
16.86 10.08 DiversifiedEnergy DEC 8.4
84.15 60.14 DolbyLab
DLB 2.2
DOLE 2.1
16.57 12.52 Dole
158.23 70.01 DollarGeneral
DG 1.5
67.57 48.07 DominionEner D
4.2
112.84 57.45 Donaldson
DCI 1.3
66.25 37.07 DonnelleyFin
DFIN ...
37.12 16.66 DorianLPG
LPG .0
17.09 7.64 DoubleVerify
DV
...
47.16 21.30 DouglasDynamics PLOW 2.6
3.20 1.48 DouglasElliman DOUG ...
17.47 9.53 DouglasEmmett DEI 7.7
237.54 143.04 Dover
DOV .9
38.69 20.40 Dow
DOW 4.6
DOCS ...
76.51 23.53 Doximity
16.17 12.26 DrReddy'sLab
RDY .5
31.50 16.59 DreamFinders DFH ...
128.17 51.76 Ducommun
DCO ...
131.57 111.22 DukeEnergy
DUK 3.3
52.66 22.49 DuPont
DD 1.6
80.62 46.52 DutchBros
BROS ...
445.53 131.37 DycomInds
DY
...
DLNG 5.1
4.26 3.18 DynagasLNG
57.72 32.83 Dynatrace
DT
...
14.93 10.79 DynexCapital
DX 14.5
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 2.49 –0.01 ...
15 19.49 +2.04 .41
dd 11.78 –1.45 ...
19 38.90 +3.06.3122
21 148.24 +3.241.165
32 138.84 +2.78 .88
dd 18.78 +0.72 ...
5 12.59 –0.76 ...
78 34.24 –0.03 .12
42 210.64 +1.14 .40
4 117.95 +7.97 .90
dd 24.12 –0.23 ...
22 213.85 –3.42 1.50
cc 53.16 +1.56 ...
dd 6.60 –0.41 ...
16 156.30 +5.57 ...
17 117.27 –1.42 ...
36 629.71 –32.78 1.62
17 51.93 –2.631.125
dd 38.11 +3.74 .255
20 148.08 +25.81 .525
9 65.70 –3.74.1875
15 27.75 +0.52 .30
dd 7.12 –0.44 .05
10 35.42 –1.30.8697
10 43.53 –0.86 .24
21 89.50 –10.872.5192
16 2.58
... .01
16 203.63 –2.601.2125
31 80.00 –1.24 ...
49 177.20 +1.52 1.22
34 15.45 +0.05 .01
22 56.06 –7.57 ...
17 602.79 –67.21 .30
31 30.96 –1.37 .19
16 2.84 +0.07 ...
16 106.04 +0.46 .75
dd 13.76 +0.07 .29
27 66.57 +2.59 .36
23 16.04 +0.04 .085
27 156.24 +5.60 .59
18 63.14 –2.82.6675
29 92.76 –15.00 .30
47 49.76 +2.33 ...
13 36.99 +1.47 .70
40 10.54 +0.95 ...
23 45.92 +3.13 .295
dd 2.28 –0.01 ...
cc 9.89 –0.57 .19
28 225.50 –7.81 .52
dd 30.73 +0.21 .35
21 24.53 –1.02 ...
18 14.38 –0.11.0915
9 18.07 –2.42 ...
dd 123.59 –2.99 ...
21 130.85 +4.071.065
dd 50.04 –0.37 .20
85 53.61 +4.80 ...
41 420.02 –9.71 ...
3 3.90 –0.18 .05
59 35.92 +0.52 ...
7 14.03 –0.10 .17
E
150.99 49.40 elfBeauty
ELF
...
835.00 320.89 EMCOR
EME .2
46.95 24.65 ENI
E
3.4
130.52 101.59 EOG Rscs
EOG 3.3
222.53 125.57 EPAM Systems EPAM ...
62.08 41.75 EPR Prop
EPR 6.3
62.23 43.57 EQT
EQT 1.1
13.75 10.01 EQVVenturesAcqn FTW ...
10.17 9.90 EQVVenturesIIA EVAC ...
137.42 100.17 ESAB
ESAB .3
291.31 134.78 ESCO Tech
ESE .1
GWH ...
13.87 0.76 ESSTech
243.64 191.91 EagleMaterials EXP .4
28.74 19.33 EasterlyGovtProp DEA 7.7
197.95 137.67 EastGroup
EGP 3.2
99.89 56.11 EastmanChem EMN 4.4
9.96 4.93 EastmanKodak KODK ...
408.45 231.85 Eaton
ETN 1.2
309.27 221.62 Ecolab
ECL .9
13.27 7.80 Ecopetrol
EC
...
12.33 5.24 Ecovyst
ECVT ...
32.96 15.88 EdgewellPersonal EPC 2.6
75.50 47.73 EdisonIntl
EIX 4.7
87.89 65.94 EdwardsLife
EW
...
ELAN ...
27.72 8.02 ElancoAnimal
117.49 49.90 Elastic
ESTC ...
51.16 13.30 EldoradoGold
EGO .6
37.74 16.77 ElementSolns
ESI
.9
458.75 273.71 ElevanceHealth ELV 2.2
6.50 4.33 EllingtonCredit EARN19.6
14.40 11.12 EllingtonFin
EFC 12.6
17.68 2.10 ElmeComms
ELME .0
26.96 14.99 EmbotellAndinaA AKO.A 3.2
33.86 18.61 EmbotellAndinaB AKO.B ...
EMBJ .6
80.75 38.78 Embraer
52 92.05 –1.97 ...
29 724.62 –88.17 .40
24 46.94 +2.74.5814
14 124.08 +1.00 1.02
21 141.00 +2.15 ...
18 59.41 +1.66 .31
19 61.42 +0.92 .165
79 12.20 +1.64 ...
cc 10.09 –0.03 ...
34 126.17 –2.46 .10
54 277.29 +0.73 .08
dd 1.59 +0.05 ...
17 223.80 –11.50 .25
84 23.28 –0.85 .45
40 196.31 +3.39 1.55
18 75.51 –3.65 .84
dd 7.32 –0.31 ...
36 375.92 +2.54 1.04
42 308.35 +4.19 .73
9 11.89 –0.61 ...
dd 11.27 –0.32 ...
dd 22.74 +0.02 .15
6 74.74 +1.00.8775
48 86.47 +6.69 ...
dd 26.40 +1.42 ...
dd 52.07 –6.05 ...
19 46.42 +3.42 .075
45 35.09 –0.35 .08
13 320.00 –22.93 1.72
... 4.89 –0.13 .08
10 12.42 +0.05 .13
dd 2.15 –0.0314.67
14 24.74 +0.84.2227
15 28.55 –2.01 ...
42 72.22 –2.04.049
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
52.82 39.19 Emera
EMA 3.9
5.45 3.22 EmeraldHldg
EEX 1.4
14.06 4.02 EmergentBiosol EBS ...
165.15 90.06 EmersonElec
EMR 1.5
9.29 5.86 EmpireStateRealty ESRT 2.4
52.29 35.73 EmployersHldgs EIG 3.1
38.10 14.38 EmpresaDisCom EDN ...
54.20 39.73 Enbridge
ENB 5.0
127.99 92.53 EncompassHealth EHC .7
DAVA ...
24.40 4.38 Endava
15.15 2.95 EndeavourSilver EXK ...
4.51 2.85 EnelChile
ENIC 4.3
23.47 6.18 Enerflex
EFXT .3
31.78 16.77 Energizer
ENR 5.6
19.51 14.60 EnergyTransfer ET
7.1
6.35 0.60 EnergyVault
NRGV ...
EPAC .1
47.27 35.01 EnerpacTool
194.77 76.57 EnerSys
ENS .6
13.64 6.47 Enhabit
EHAB ...
22.01 16.30 Ennis
EBF 4.7
176.68 79.41 EnovaIntl
ENVA ...
40.70 21.00 Enovis
ENOV ...
286.35 133.50 Enpro
NPO .5
107.21 75.57 Entergy
ETR 2.4
37.31 27.77 EnterpriseProd EPD 6.1
3.44 1.58 Entravision
EVC 6.5
19.48 4.72 Enviri
NVRI ...
30.42 14.22 Envista
NVST ...
281.03 166.02 Equifax
EFX 1.1
EQNR 3.7
29.94 21.41 Equinor
56.61 39.36 Equitable
EQH 2.7
50.07 34.11 EquityBcshs
EQBK 1.5
70.35 58.15 EquityLife
ELS 3.2
75.86 58.38 EquityResdntl EQR 4.4
2.49 0.74 EquusTotReturn EQS ...
11.93 6.05 ErmenegildoZegna ZGN 1.1
39.80 9.30 EroCopper
ERO ...
ESNT 2.3
67.09 51.61 EssentGroup
EPRT 3.7
34.38 27.44 EssentialProp
42.37 36.32 EssentialUtil
WTRG 3.4
316.29 243.25 EssexProp
ESS 4.1
121.64 48.37 EsteeLauder
EL
1.3
31.41 21.67 EthanAllen
ETD 6.8
76.52 40.05 Etsy
ETSY ...
EVEX ...
7.70 2.83 EveHolding
4.48 1.81 Eventbrite
EB
...
388.71 148.63 EvercoreA
EVR 1.1
370.21 302.44 Everest
EG 2.4
76.41 52.28 EversourceEner ES 4.1
38.56 24.95 Evertec
EVTC .7
137.64 31.38 EverusConstrn ECG ...
12.07 2.50 EvolentHealth EVH ...
EVMN ...
33.20 13.89 Evommune
43.07 21.29 ExcelerateEner EE
.7
167.19 100.47 ExpeditorsIntl EXPD 1.1
XPRO ...
18.73 6.70 Expro
160.58 121.03 ExtraSpaceSt
EXR 4.3
156.93 97.80 ExxonMobil
XOM 2.7
24.60 12.92 Exzeo
XZO ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
22 52.04 +0.73.5409
cc 4.17 –0.51 .015
6 8.15 –2.78 ...
37 150.75 +2.13 .555
28 5.88 –0.05 .035
cc 41.35 +2.17 .32
6 25.69 –2.11 ...
23 53.14 +1.62.6726
19 107.88 +1.33 .19
dd 4.68 –0.26 ...
dd 13.90 +1.01 ...
85 4.17 +0.01.0388
44 22.40 +2.95.0311
7 21.59 –0.84 .30
16 18.84 –0.14 .335
dd 3.00 –0.06 ...
24 40.80 –1.59 .04
21 166.15 –7.06.2625
dd 13.61 +2.52 ...
13 21.11 +0.65 .25
12 139.05 –6.28 ...
dd 25.47 +2.74 ...
cc 258.65 –15.92 .32
27 107.11 +3.09 .64
14 36.14 –0.21 .55
dd 3.10 +0.14 .05
dd 18.93 –0.23 ...
cc 29.21 +0.09 ...
39 208.96 +11.50 .56
16 29.83 +1.01 .39
dd 40.22 –4.00 .27
34 44.88 –1.58 .18
34 67.16 –0.39.5425
22 63.21 +0.61.6925
dd 1.35 –0.02 ...
28 11.27 –0.18.1353
26 34.18 +4.03 ...
9 60.84 +0.48 .35
27 33.94 +1.20 .31
18 39.97 +1.29.3426
25 255.11 +0.59 2.59
dd 109.47 –4.76 .35
13 22.78 –0.82 .39
40 54.88 +2.70 ...
dd 3.00 –0.10 ...
dd 4.42 +0.01 ...
22 308.84 –19.30 .84
9 335.49 –6.992.00
17 76.21 +2.65.7875
13 28.31 +0.77 .05
31 120.87 +12.71 ...
dd 3.25 +0.46 ...
dd 26.00 –2.31 ...
31 40.25 –1.90 .08
24 145.03 –11.27 .77
40 17.86 +0.07 ...
33 151.03 –1.72 1.62
23 152.50 +5.22 1.03
... 16.76 +0.85 ...
F
43.75 22.23 F&GAnnuities
FG 4.2
62.37 38.83 FB Financial
FBK 1.5
15.90 3.57 Figs
FIGS ...
44.78 12.17 FMC
FMC 2.2
19.14 10.88 F.N.B.
FNB 2.8
23.84 10.79 FS KKR Cap
FSK 16.7
15.00 11.91 FSSpecLend
FSSL23.2
183.72 149.31 FTI Consulting FCN ...
632.99 148.55 Fabrinet
FN
...
474.79 185.00 FactSet
FDS 2.0
2217.60 1193.10 FairIsaac
FICO ...
13.11 9.37 FarmlandPtrs
FPI 2.8
160.36 117.01 FedAgriMtg A
AGM.A 5.1
210.78 146.69 FedAgriMtg C
AGM 4.1
109.94 80.65 FederalRealty
FRT 4.2
132.89 66.47 FederalSignal
FSS .5
57.22 35.05 FederatedHermes FHI 2.4
392.86 194.30 FedEx
FDX 1.5
271.64 146.00 FergusonEnts
FERG 1.4
519.10 328.00 Ferrari
RACE .9
20.50 14.39 FidelisInsurance FIHL 3.1
66.72 50.56 FidNatlFinl
FNF 3.9
82.74 46.16 FidNatlInfo
FIS 3.5
142.92 19.85 Figma
FIG
...
29.58 16.58 FinanceofAm
FOA ...
11.08 4.70 FinVolution
FINV 4.6
70.27 53.09 FirstAmerFin
FAF 3.1
23.43 16.40 FirstBanCorp
FBP 3.8
19.08 13.54 FirstCmwlthFin FCF 3.1
6.72 4.42 FirstFoundation FFWM ...
26.56 15.19 FirstHorizon
FHN 2.9
64.01 40.31 FirstIndRlty
FR 3.2
32.03 5.09 FirstMajSilver AG
.1
51.34 37.58 FirstEnergy
FE 3.6
NOTE ...
15.00 0.80 FiscalNote
6.64 4.58 FivePoint
FPH ...
FVRR ...
34.13 10.25 FiverrIntl
14.54 9.64 FlagstarBank
FLG .3
13 22.65 –2.83 .25
23 54.69 –4.39 .21
cc 15.45 +4.21 ...
dd 14.74 +0.12 .08
11 16.99 –1.34 .12
cc 10.80 –2.17 .03
... 12.00 –0.89.1375
21 164.42 +2.80 ...
52 545.63 –0.50 ...
14 216.81 +21.76 1.10
52 1409.36 +58.91 ...
24 13.04 +1.15 .09
8 125.50 +6.89 1.60
9 157.66 +8.20 1.60
23 108.77 +1.32 1.13
29 116.43 –2.31 .14
11 56.01 +0.13 .34
25 387.00 –1.48 1.45
26 260.76 +5.76 .89
38 379.92 +12.974.2521
9 19.06 –0.98 .15
24 52.88 +0.75 .52
69 50.96 +1.83 .44
dd 29.39 +3.30 ...
dd 19.35 –1.58 ...
4 5.62 –0.10 .277
12 70.11 +2.75 .55
10 21.13 –1.60 .20
12 17.53 –0.89 .135
dd 5.87 –0.49 ...
13 23.79 –1.46 .17
34 63.14 +1.06 .50
95 32.01 +4.46.0083
29 51.16 +0.96 .465
dd 1.07 –0.14 ...
7 5.52 +0.01 ...
19 10.83 –0.85 ...
dd 12.69 –1.25 .01
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
28.16 19.46 FlexLNG
FLNG11.0
98.24 55.11 Floor&Decor
FND ...
20.09 6.05 FlotekIndustries FTK ...
26.74 14.03 Flowco
FLOC 1.4
20.23 9.44 FlowersFoods
FLO 10.0
92.41 37.34 Flowserve
FLS 1.0
57.50 29.20 Fluor
FLR ...
313.69 99.96 FlutterEnt
FLUT ...
116.09 83.08 FEMSA
FMX 1.9
14.80 8.44 FordMotor
F
4.3
30.74 18.00 Forestar
FOR ...
45.03 6.60 ForgeGlobal
FRGE ...
35.80 25.95 ForgentPwr
FPS ...
57.93 43.19 Fortis
FTS 3.0
62.42 45.49 Fortive
FTV .4
13.84 4.13 FortunaMining FSM ...
65.84 44.04 FortuneBrands FBIN 1.9
63.58 12.78 ForumEnergyTech FET ...
29.81 22.78 FourCornersProp FCPT 5.7
17.30 3.69 FourSeasonsEduc FEDU ...
284.50 138.59 Franco-Nevada FNV .6
13.58 8.42 FrankBSPRealty FBRT13.9
32.55 12.95 FranklinCovey FC
...
28.32 16.25 FranklinRscs
BEN 5.0
69.75 27.66 FreeportMcM
FCX .9
30.46 20.95 FreseniusMedCare FMS 2.4
43.58 29.00 FreshDelMonte FDP 2.8
37.97 12.40 Frontline
FRO 2.5
17.18 10.61 FrontViewREIT FVR 5.2
4.72 1.15 FuboTV
FUBO ...
14.07 9.36 FullTruck
YMM 1.7
68.63 47.56 FullerHB
FUL 1.4
10.92 10.04 FutureCrestA
FCRS ...
4.94 3.09 FutureFuel
FF 5.6
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
20 27.32 –0.17 .75
36 69.09 +0.10 ...
17 15.35 –1.22 ...
44 22.56 –0.75 .08
25 9.88 –0.19.2475
34 88.52 –0.42 .22
dd 52.31 –1.38 ...
dd 106.14 –14.88 ...
51 112.32 –1.191.2714
dd 14.09 +0.08 .15
9 28.72 –1.19 ...
dd 45.00 +0.38 ...
... 34.39 +0.40 ...
24 57.50 +1.20.4706
34 59.20 +0.92 .06
15 13.66 +1.39 ...
22 54.34 +0.02 .26
dd 58.03 +0.17 ...
23 25.52 +0.26.3665
19 10.10 +0.10 ...
59 280.61 +20.21 .44
14 9.13 +0.01 .20
dd 13.02 –1.90 ...
24 26.54 –1.13 .33
45 68.08 +3.74 .075
12 23.46 –0.92 .815
23 42.93 +1.48 .30
39 37.95 +3.23 .19
dd 16.57 +0.35 .215
3 1.17 –0.07 ...
18 9.38 –0.23 .096
24 65.72 –0.22 .235
... 10.07 +0.03 ...
dd 4.32 –0.01 .06
G
199.00 139.44 GATX
GATX 1.4
2.47 0.90 GCT Semiconductor GCTS ...
348.48 159.36 GE Aerospace
GE
.5
32.09 12.51 GEO Group
GEO ...
894.93 252.25 GE Vernova
GEV .2
52.00 40.83 GFLEnvironmental GFL .1
26.78 9.24 GPGI
GPGI .0
61.70 32.38 GSK
GSK 3.0
66.85 30.46 GXO Logistics
GXO ...
...
... GabelliEquityRt GAB.RTWI ...
351.23 195.00 Gallagher
AJG 1.2
35.81 19.93 GameStop
GME ...
4.56 2.06 GaotuTechedu GOTU ...
29.36 16.99 Gap
GAP 2.5
261.69 169.26 Garmin
GRMN 1.7
499.72 139.18 Gartner
IT
...
28.47 14.70 GatesIndustrial GTES ...
24.11 11.20 GencoShipping GNK 8.3
241.09 99.50 Generac
GNRC ...
369.70 239.20 GeneralDynamics GD 1.7
67.35 42.79 GeneralMills
GIS 5.4
87.62 41.60 GeneralMotors GM
.8
37.02 0.78 GenerationEssen TGE ...
38.95 16.19 Genesco
GCO ...
18.16 11.87 GenesisEnergy GEL 4.0
28.47 13.05 GenieEnergy
GNE 2.1
13.73 5.68 GeniusSports
GENI ...
54.00 34.79 Genpact
G
1.9
151.57 104.01 GenuineParts
GPC 3.6
9.28 5.99 GenworthFin
GNW ...
9.09 5.66 GeoPark
GPRK 1.4
4.66 2.27 Gerdau
GGB 2.5
3.21 0.67 GettyImages
GETY ...
34.02 25.39 GettyRealty
GTY 5.9
73.69 37.16 Gildan
GIL 1.5
17.58 5.00 GinkgoBioworks DNA ...
53.99 36.76 GlacierBancorp GBCI 2.9
130.23 73.16 Glaukos
GKOS ...
8.76 4.96 GlblBusTravel GBTG ...
38.79 20.79 GlobalIndl
GIC 3.2
10.04 6.51 GlobalNetLease GNL 8.1
58.11 39.58 GlobalPtrs
GLP 6.5
106.07 65.93 GlobalPayments GPN 1.3
41.13 17.73 GlobalShipLease GSL 6.1
151.34 40.76 Globant
GLOB ...
152.71 109.38 GlobeLife
GL
.7
101.40 51.79 GlobusMedical GMED ...
193.55 73.06 GoDaddy
GDDY ...
66.70 19.39 Gold.com
GOLD 1.4
61.64 17.64 GoldFields
GFI 1.1
13.30 8.92 GoldmanSachsBDC GSBD14.1
984.70 439.38 GoldmanSachs GS 2.1
68.02 30.87 Gorman-Rupp
GRC 1.2
21.40 2.55 GrabAGun
PEW ...
95.69 72.06 Graco
GGG 1.3
20.32 5.50 GrafTechIntl
EAF ...
91.91 24.78 Graham
GHM ...
1224.76 875.60 Graham
GHC .7
1218.63 893.99 Grainger
GWW .8
137.24 69.08 GraniteConstr GVA .4
3.12 1.61 GranitePointMtg GPMT11.5
6.72 4.18 GraniteRidge
GRNT 8.7
28.19 11.69 GraphicPkg
GPK 3.6
6.31 3.13 GrayMedia
GTN 6.2
20 184.17 –14.35 .66
dd 1.10 –0.17 ...
42 342.26 –0.96 .47
8 15.04 +1.78 ...
49 873.60 +43.26 .50
dd 44.19 +1.52.0154
dd 22.45 –0.42.0025
16 59.13 –0.39.4781
cc 62.83 –2.76 ...
...
.05
... ...
40 228.20 +11.69 .70
29 24.03 +0.60 ...
dd 2.19 +0.07 ...
13 28.04 –0.73 .175
29 252.83 +3.93 1.05
16 157.20 +3.47 ...
29 27.57 –0.03 ...
dd 24.05 +0.09 .50
84 225.37 –3.82 ...
23 357.05 +5.63 1.50
10 45.23 +0.61 .61
26 78.71 –2.80 .18
4 1.31 –0.17 ...
dd 27.24 –2.01 ...
dd 18.06 +0.42 .18
75 14.53 +0.32 .075
dd 6.21 +0.10 ...
13 39.72 +0.79.1875
cc 119.26 +1.201.0625
16 8.44 –0.34 ...
13 8.31 –0.29 .03
35 4.04 –0.13 .194
dd
.78 +0.04 ...
24 32.82 +1.02 .485
22 68.09 –3.47 .249
dd 6.75 –2.47 ...
23 45.49 –5.01 .33
dd 120.40 +0.13 ...
25 5.47 +0.04 ...
18 32.98 +0.97 .28
dd 9.42 –0.30 .19
22 46.98 –1.50 .76
13 76.46 –6.01 .25
4 41.08 +0.82 .625
23 49.76 +3.94 ...
10 145.26 +0.87 .27
24 95.46 +4.87 ...
14 87.16 –3.48 ...
cc 57.47 –1.35 .20
15 58.84 +4.75.402
8 9.06 –0.02 .32
17 859.57 –62.674.50
34 64.23 –1.46 .19
dd 2.75 –0.12 ...
30 93.92 +0.83 .295
dd 6.95 +0.77 ...
60 81.22 +0.21 ...
16 1053.21 –41.45 1.88
32 1144.73 +17.66 2.26
37 134.46 –1.33 .13
dd 1.74 +0.02 .05
18 5.06 –0.16 .11
8 12.23 –0.29 .11
13 5.19 +0.32 .08
March 2, 2026
BARRON’S
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMPOSITE LIST
D ATA
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
15.33 6.00 GrayMediaA
GTN.A 3.0
80.97 50.57 GreenBrickPtrs GRBK ...
15.41 6.12 GreenDot
GDOT ...
59.19 37.77 Greenbrier
GBX 2.3
6.18 3.39 GreenfireResources GFR ...
2.83 1.33 GreenTree
GHG 3.7
91.95 52.37 Greif B
GEF.B 3.8
77.14 48.23 Greif A
GEF 3.1
13.29 6.01 GreystoneHousing GHI 12.8
97.58 63.92 Griffon
GFF 1.0
25.13 9.73 Grindr
GRND ...
488.39 324.49 Group1Auto
GPI
.7
1.84 1.02 GroveCollab
GROV ...
23.05 16.00 GrupoAeromexico AERO ...
300.41 168.62 GAP
PAC 3.0
381.52 249.21 ASUR
ASR 10.5
5.28 2.25 GpoAvalAcc
AVAL 2.7
86.31 35.44 GrupoCibest
CIB 9.6
17.02 4.54 GpoSupervielle SUPV .0
3.49 1.55 GrupoTelevisa TV 2.7
37.43 17.78 GuardianPharm GRDN ...
272.60 120.37 Guidewire
GWRE ...
225.78 153.27 GulfportEnergy GPOR ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
26 10.73 –1.42 .08
10 73.66 –5.06 ...
dd 11.56 –0.48 ...
10 56.42 –2.43 .32
5 5.94 –0.14 ...
... 1.38 –0.03 .06
23 87.38 –1.50 .84
19 72.67 –1.97 .56
41 7.84 –0.11 .25
93 85.24 –3.38 .22
dd 11.38 +0.14 ...
13 325.74 –16.56 .55
dd 1.41 –0.11 ...
3 18.91 –2.13 ...
27 260.76 –39.654.4815
19 359.67 –21.498.1662
11 4.09 –0.40.0115
17 67.88 –11.68.3508
48 9.36 –1.63 .187
dd 2.95 –0.49.0908
53 33.51 –0.03 ...
cc 145.32 +17.66 ...
10 208.66 +3.60 ...
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H
40.01 21.98 HASustInfrCap HASI 4.7
552.90 295.00 HCA Healthcare HCA .6
210.50 125.00 HCI Group
HCI
.9
39.81 29.23 HDFC Bank
HDB 1.0
59.33 24.66 HF Sinclair
DINO 4.0
53.29 38.03 HNI
HNI 3.0
31.43 17.56 HP
HPQ 6.3
94.80 45.66 HSBC
HSBC 4.0
4.93 2.21 HUYA
HUYA .0
87.32 47.32 Haemonetics
HAE ...
7.73 3.61 Hafnia
HAFN 7.1
14.00 8.03 Hagerty
HGTY ...
11.42 8.71 Haleon
HLN 2.8
36.19 18.72 Halliburton
HAL 1.9
21.20 12.72 HamiltonBeach HBB 2.5
32.21 16.80 HamiltonIns
HG
.0
188.18 147.76 HanoverIns
THG 2.1
31.25 17.93 Harley-Davidson HOG 4.2
26.06 9.69 HarmonyGold
HMY .7
144.50 107.49 HartfordIns
HIG 1.7
44.99 16.94 HavertyFurn A HVT.A 4.3
27.67 17.01 HavertyFurn
HVT 5.5
17.38 9.06 HawaiianElec
HE
...
11.50 10.87 HaymakerAcqn4 HYAC ...
17.73 11.10 Hayward
HAYW ...
18.97 14.09 HealthcareRealty HR 5.6
21.28 15.71 HealthpeakProp DOC 6.9
34.17 4.46 HeclaMining
HL
.1
361.69 229.07 Heico
HEI
.1
279.66 180.36 HeicoA
HEI.A .1
76.16 24.76 HeliosTech
HLIO .5
10.75 5.52 HelixEnergy
HLX ...
36.73 14.65 Helm&Payne
HP 2.8
20.40 6.20 Herbalife
HLF ...
188.35 96.19 HercHoldings
HRI 2.0
21.14 14.10 HerculesCapital HTGC11.3
31.98 9.89 HeritageInsurance HRTG ...
236.78 150.04 Hershey
HSY 2.5
44.14 31.63 HessMidstream HESM 7.9
26.44 11.97 HewlettPackard HPE 2.7
94.46 45.28 Hexcel
HXL .8
5.08 2.04 HighTemplarTech HTT ...
32.76 21.56 HighwoodsProp HIW 8.9
40.41 27.35 Hilltop
HTH 2.1
52.08 30.59 HiltonGrandVac HGV ...
333.86 196.04 Hilton
HLT .2
14.95 4.29 HimalayaShipping HSHP ...
70.43 13.74 Hims&HersHealth HIMS ...
62.18 30.08 HingeHealth
HNGE ...
38.98 19.92 Hippo
HIPO ...
4.48 1.60 Holley
HLLY ...
30.83 24.22 HomeBancShares HOMB 3.1
426.75 326.31 HomeDepot
HD 2.4
47.64 30.95 HomeTrustBcshs HTB 1.2
34.89 24.56 HondaMotor
HMC 3.7
48.33 38.76 HoraceMann
HMN 3.2
32.07 21.03 HormelFoods
HRL 4.6
184.55 110.44 DR Horton
DHI 1.1
211.78 137.99 HoulihanLokey HLI 1.5
162.06 81.15 Hovnanian
HOV ...
91.07 61.41 HowardHughes HHH ...
262.63 105.04 HowmetAerospace HWM .2
533.80 299.43 Hubbell
HUBB 1.1
732.00 207.20 HubSpot
HUBS ...
28.74 5.95 HudbayMinerals HBM .1
23.52 5.55 HudsonPacProp HPP ...
315.35 169.61 Humana
HUM 1.9
451.86 167.70 HuntingIngalls HII 1.2
18.08 7.30 Huntsman
HUN 2.8
180.53 102.43 HyattHotels
H
.4
53.40 26.41 Hyster-Yale
HY 3.9
27 36.52 –0.76 .425
19 529.70 –2.60 .78
8 176.42 +20.30 .40
19 31.85 –1.24.3756
16 50.01 –0.87 .50
36 44.96 –4.94 .34
7 18.99 +0.40 .30
16 93.16 +5.012.245
dd 3.73 –0.05 1.47
17 63.32 +2.13 ...
11 7.69 +0.36.1762
41 11.74 –0.02 ...
23 11.07 –0.20.1307
24 36.00 +0.89 .17
10 19.04 –0.60 .12
5 31.59 +1.172.00
10 180.63 +4.71 .95
7 18.00 –2.11.1875
18 22.75 +1.83.0715
11 140.83 –1.36 .60
24 28.96 –0.09 .31
20 23.81 –2.37 .33
20 15.49 –0.37 ...
38 11.47 +0.04 ...
23 16.00 –0.27 ...
dd 18.45 +0.30 .24
cc 17.68 +0.69.1017
51 24.91 +0.89.0037
63 319.46 –32.20 .12
47 240.11 –21.50 .12
70 71.32 –2.91 .09
44 9.19 +0.25 ...
dd 35.22 –0.41 .25
9 19.52 –0.44 ...
dd 139.79 –13.67 .70
8 14.21 –1.22 .07
6 27.87 +3.77 ...
54 236.28 +14.511.452
14 38.68 +0.79.7641
dd 21.47 +0.10.1425
67 92.69 +2.75 .18
4 2.69 –0.08 ...
16 22.49 –0.97 .50
14 37.43 –1.35 .20
79 44.96 –3.58 ...
51 311.78 –4.18 .15
39 14.71 +0.62 .06
28 14.52 –1.11 ...
dd 42.76 +1.45 ...
13 28.76 +0.37 ...
dd 4.08 –0.20 ...
11 27.46 –1.94 .21
27 380.72 –1.53 2.33
11 42.14 –1.70 .13
12 30.16 –0.11.6776
11 43.51 +0.39 .35
29 25.60 +0.61.2925
15 160.39 –3.73 .45
25 163.77 –4.05 .60
19 125.62 –4.04 ...
34 72.37 –1.89 ...
71 262.53 +4.43 .12
31 511.63 –15.10 1.42
cc 264.51 +31.01 ...
20 28.33 +3.35.0072
dd 7.24 +0.87 ...
19 190.54 +0.71 .885
29 444.52 +6.95 1.38
dd 12.65 +0.06.0875
dd 161.50 –10.34 .15
cc 36.83 –2.83 .36
I
34.57 27.46 ICICI Bank
31
IBN
.7 18 30.51 –0.41.2491
–52-Week–
High
Low
NYSE Cumulative Daily Breadth vs DJIA
Makes No Difference: NYSE Composite breadth rose for a fifth
week, even as the S&P 500 fell 0.4% amid concerns about the future
of AI. Losing NYSE stocks outpaced winners by nearly 4 to 3.
Breadth
DJIA
659,000
50,300
Breadth 657,519
651,400
47,900
643,800
45,500
636,200
43,100
628,600
40,700
621,000
38,300
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
J
F
In generating this chart, we subtract each day's NYSE composite declines from that day's advances. The resultant total is
added to the next day's total, and so on. When all five days' numbers are added together, this produces the weekly figure we
plot. Dec. 31, 1985 =1000.
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
7.35 4.76 ICL Group
ICL 3.9
145.94 108.15 IDACORP
IDA 2.4
217.16 153.36 IDEX
IEX 1.4
71.12 45.07 IDT
IDT
...
8.95 3.40 IHS Holding
IHS
...
31.18 16.47 ING Groep
ING 3.8
9.63 4.05 INNOVATE
VATE ...
29.61 11.60 Invesco
IVZ 3.2
247.05 134.65 IQVIA
IQV ...
19.14 10.61 IRSA
IRS .0
209.70 105.64 ITT
ITT
.8
24.66 5.02 IamGold
IAG ...
62.74 19.10 Ibotta
IBTA ...
3.60 1.67 iHuman
IH
.0
303.15 214.66 IllinoisToolWks ITW 2.2
43.16 20.48 Imax
IMAX ...
21.87 15.07 IndepRealty
IRT 4.1
19.90 11.13 InfinityNatrlRscs INR ...
27.50 10.03 Infleqtion
INFQ ...
30.00 13.66 Infosys
INFY 3.1
100.96 65.61 IngersollRand
IR
.1
77.46 28.49 Ingevity
NGVT ...
23.93 14.25 IngramMicro
INGM 1.5
141.78 102.31 Ingredion
INGR 2.8
74.92 44.58 InnovativeIndProp IIPR 14.4
29.48 11.93 InnovexIntl
INVX ...
95.98 20.89 Insperity
NSP 10.8
189.49 53.11 InspireMedical INSP ...
349.00 150.83 InstalledBldg
IBP
.5
41.64 22.49 InsteelInds
IIIN
.3
127.56 62.00 IntegerHoldings ITGR ...
189.35 143.17 ICE
ICE 1.3
150.89 94.78 InterContHtls
IHG 1.2
52.58 29.09 IntercorpFinSvcs IFS 2.1
324.90 214.50 IBM
IBM 2.8
84.45 59.14 IntlFlavors
IFF 1.9
57.07 35.56 IntlPaper
IP
4.2
75.64 27.20 IntlSeaways
INSW .6
39.01 20.86 IntrepidPotash IPI
...
31.91 25.21 InvenTrust
IVT 3.0
9.50 5.86 InvescoMtg
IVR 17.1
35.80 25.21 InvitatHomes
INVH 4.6
84.64 17.88 IonQ
IONQ ...
115.24 72.33 IronMountain
IRM 3.2
9.60 4.73 ItauUnibanco
ITUB 4.2
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
27 4.80 –0.63.0465
24 143.97 +4.08 .88
33 209.47 +1.99 .71
16 50.95 +1.33 ...
6 8.00 –0.02 ...
13 28.77 –1.03.8796
dd 5.30 +0.23 ...
dd 26.26 –0.21 .21
23 178.81 +13.19 ...
3 15.94 –0.201.3951
33 202.41 –4.06 .386
21 24.57 +2.37 ...
cc 24.97 +2.81 ...
6 1.73 –0.04 .085
28 290.63 –4.35 1.61
68 42.83 +5.02 ...
69 16.57 +0.01 .17
dd 16.60 –0.35 ...
... 11.64 –1.65 ...
19 14.44 –0.21.2589
65 94.14 –1.46 .02
dd 72.03 –0.16 ...
17 20.69 –0.97 .08
11 117.46 +0.30 .82
13 52.96 +7.25 1.90
22 26.35 +0.88 ...
dd 22.21 –1.09 .60
13 64.51 +4.98 ...
35 327.76 +2.33 1.80
15 37.28 –0.80 .03
30 86.68 +1.83 ...
28 164.13 +10.12 .52
28 139.04 –5.37 .566
10 48.38 –2.05 1.00
22 240.21 –16.95 1.68
dd 82.23 +0.84 .40
dd 43.55 –3.32.4625
17 75.53 +8.06 2.03
dd 36.97 +3.43 ...
22 31.20 +0.61.2377
7 8.43 –0.23 .12
44 26.34 +1.04 .30
dd 38.37 +6.47 ...
cc 108.33 –1.96.864
13 9.05 –0.46.0029
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
10 63.58 –1.72 .25
14 42.23 –0.48 .165
40 16.45 –0.82 .36
38 87.68 –13.50 .185
dd 6.95 +0.14 .25
dd 8.95 +3.74 ...
17 23.80 –0.74 ...
39 339.17 –0.74 .34
cc 88.11 +6.49 ...
15 32.32
... .32
28 40.28 +0.69 .20
dd 10.88 –0.02 .12
9 77.89 –2.984.80
25 19.12 +0.40.2075
14 20.74 –1.46 .205
55 307.33 +63.79 ...
14 27.02 –1.52 .40
13 29.82 –2.42 .54
dd 14.34 –0.01 .37
29 23.55 +0.38 .26
24 33.27 +0.54.2925
dd 3.50 –0.68 ...
18 45.49 –0.07 .81
dd 12.24 –0.23 ...
19 36.99 +3.54 .04
18 389.67 +16.26 .25
21 129.80 –1.14 ...
30 26.05 +0.10 .29
dd 13.56 +0.48 ...
dd 17.41 +0.09 ...
32 88.98 –1.72 ...
cc 62.92 +1.22 .20
7 10.69 +0.32 .026
51 27.17 –0.37 ...
62 54.57 +3.94 .49
10 16.37 –2.41 .125
30 32.00 +0.741.013
17 65.21 –4.50 .53
47 37.80 +2.69 .09
4 19.50 –2.95 ...
13 62.67 +0.47 .48
dd 2.33 +0.17 ...
63 68.24 +1.88 .35
dd 5.81 –0.29 .05
12 12.33 –0.18 ...
L
JK
24.30 13.28 JBG SMITH Prop JBGS 4.6
17.80 12.37 JBS
JBS ...
170.19 90.08 JBT Marel
JBTM .3
6.98 1.70 JELD-WEN
JELD ...
23.98 13.32 J.Jill
JILL 1.9
337.25 202.16 JPMorganChase JPM 2.0
281.37 108.66 Jabil
JBL
.1
10.58 10.03 JacksonAcqnIIA JACS ...
123.61 64.70 JacksonFinl
JXN 3.3
168.44 105.15 JacobsSolns
J
1.0
32.91 16.46 JamesHardie
JHX ...
53.76 28.26 JanusHenderson JHG .0
10.80 5.73 JanusIntl
JBI
...
71.04 39.28 JefferiesFinl
JEF 3.6
10.50 10.02 JenaAcqnIIA
JENA ...
31.88 13.42 JinkoSolar
JKS 5.1
20.95 4.96 JobyAviation
JOBY ...
248.94 141.50 J&J
JNJ 2.1
146.49 68.03 JohnsonControls JCI 1.1
363.06 194.36 JonesLang
JLL
...
14.72 1.60 JumiaTech
JMIA ...
119.71 46.38 KB Financial
KB 1.9
–52-Week–
High
Low
68.71 48.90 KB Home
KBH 1.6
56.78 39.39 KBR
KBR 1.6
25.17 15.26 KE Holdings
BEKE 1.9
153.87 86.15 KKR
KKR .8
11.53 6.64 KKR RealEstFin KREF14.4
8.98 2.00 KoreGroup
KORE ...
24.58 16.25 KT
KT
...
381.73 244.87 Kadant
KAI .4
118.38 25.03 Karman
KRMN ...
69.83 30.05 Kemper
KMPR 4.0
41.74 17.30 Kennametal
KMT 2.0
10.95 5.98 Kennedy-Wilson KW 4.4
84.65 27.10 KenonHoldings KEN 6.2
25.17 14.02 Kenvue
KVUE 4.3
23.35 12.73 KeyCorp
KEY 4.0
311.81 121.43 KeysightTech
KEYS ...
52.50 24.49 Kforce
KFRC 5.9
45.03 27.07 KilroyRealty
KRC 7.2
15.35 10.98 KimbellRoyalty KRP 10.9
23.91 17.93 KimcoRealty
KIM 4.4
33.35 23.94 KinderMorgan KMI 3.5
20.15 3.46 KinderCareLearning KLC ...
59.74 31.33 Kinetik
KNTK 7.1
16.80 7.06 KingswayFin
KFS ...
39.11 10.32 KinrossGold
KGC .4
512.76 341.06 KinsaleCapital KNSL .3
132.41 79.52 Kirby
KEX ...
26.31 18.52 KiteRealty
KRG 4.3
57.20 12.50 Klarna
KLAR ...
40.60 15.53 Klaviyo
KVYO ...
103.18 58.72 KnifeRiver
KNF ...
62.98 36.69 Knight-Swift
KNX 1.3
11.15 5.30 KnotOffshore
KNOP 1.0
28.74 12.19 Knowles
KN
...
55.49 29.25 KodiakGasSvcs KGS 3.4
25.22 6.04 Kohl's
KSS 3.1
33.44 21.48 Philips
PHG 3.2
87.00 50.00 KontoorBrands KTB 3.3
38.21 22.99 Koppers
KOP 1.0
23.41 7.08 KoreaElecPwr
KEP ...
78.50 58.95 KornFerry
KFY 3.1
2.83 0.84 KosmosEnergy KOS ...
74.90 58.60 Kroger
KR 2.1
8.93 4.08 KronosWorldwide KRO 3.4
44.20 10.10 Kyndryl
KD
...
dd 15.21 –0.48 .175
11 16.89 +0.60 ...
dd 154.00 –10.91 .10
dd 1.96 –0.21 ...
8 17.27 –0.17 .08
15 300.30 –10.49 1.50
41 264.99 –6.10 .08
42 10.51 +0.01 ...
dd 109.48 –6.14 .90
38 137.86 –0.07 .36
91 24.35 –0.73 ...
10 52.10 +1.90 .40
21 6.96 –0.25 ...
16 44.40 –9.01 .40
... 10.29 –0.03 ...
dd 25.29 –1.14 1.30
dd 10.06 +0.19 ...
22 248.43 +5.94 1.30
27 144.30 +0.51 .40
19 315.55 +1.55 ...
... 8.23 –1.03 ...
10 110.00 –7.66.6329
70.42 26.36 LatamAirlines
159.66 72.31 LCI Inds
5.67 2.43 LG Display
11.78 4.88 LSB Inds
40.80 31.70 LTC Properties
369.59 195.72 L3HarrisTech
52.52 34.25 LXP Industrial
45.60 29.03 La-Z-Boy
293.72 209.38 Labcorp
11.92 9.68 LadderCapital
67.07 39.79 LambWeston
87.60 43.75 LandBridge
2.69 1.03 Lanvin
70.45 30.18 LasVegasSands
58.75 31.97 Lazard
142.84 73.85 Lear
13.00 6.48 Leggett&Platt
205.77 123.62 Leidos
99.90 24.31 Lemonade
21.67 7.90 LendingClub
144.24 98.42 Lennar A
137.39 94.09 Lennar B
LTM 2.7
LCII 3.5
LPL
...
LXU ...
LTC 5.7
LHX 1.4
LXP 5.6
LZB 2.7
LH 1.0
LADR 8.9
LW 3.2
LB
.6
LANV ...
LVS 2.1
LAZ 4.0
LEA 2.3
LEG 1.7
LDOS 1.0
LMND ...
LC
...
LEN 1.7
LEN.B 1.9
11 56.16 –1.461.4006
18 133.20 –14.38 1.15
22 5.06 +0.30 ...
34 11.62 +1.58 ...
16 39.68 +0.76 .19
43 364.54 +8.40 1.25
27 49.56 +1.25 .70
18 35.72 –1.30 .242
28 289.12 +6.45 .72
20 10.37 –0.11 .23
17 48.19 –0.08 .38
75 74.50 +5.98 .12
dd 1.73 +0.13 ...
24 56.72 –1.29 .30
23 50.60 –0.73 .50
16 131.25 –3.50 .77
7 11.68 –0.24 .05
16 175.10 +1.60 .43
dd 51.74 –5.57 ...
13 14.91 –1.35 ...
14 114.36 –2.10 .50
13 106.73 –1.89 .50
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
689.44 443.19 LennoxIntl
LII
.9
24.82 12.17 LeviStrauss
LEVI 2.5
28.65 9.50 LibertyEnergy LBRT 1.3
34.99 24.14 LifeTime
LTH ...
6.23 2.90 LifezoneMetals LZM ...
4.17 0.92 LightInTheBox LITB ...
14.34 7.34 Lightspeed
LSPD ...
1133.95 623.78 EliLilly
LLY .7
46.82 27.58 LincolnNational LNC 5.2
150.96 106.10 Lindsay
LNN 1.1
10.09 5.55 LionsgateStudios LION ...
360.56 262.10 LithiaMotors
LAD .8
10.52 2.31 LithiumAmericas LAC ...
8.80 1.71 LithiumArgentina LAR ...
175.25 112.88 LiveNationEnt LYV ...
42.89 22.68 LiveOakBcshs
LOB .3
35.20 21.71 LiveRamp
RAMP ...
9.04 0.93 LiveWire
LVWR ...
6.34 3.27 LloydsBanking LYG 3.0
5.05 1.01 loanDepot
LDI
...
LOAR ...
99.67 62.11 Loar
5.75 1.39 LocalBounti
LOCL ...
669.75 410.11 LockheedMartin LMT 2.1
114.90 78.98 Loews
L
.2
14.17 7.04 LomaNegra
LOMA ...
102.86 73.42 Louisiana-Pacific LPX 1.4
293.06 206.39 Lowe's
LOW 1.8
LUCK 2.9
11.61 5.71 LuckyStrike
4.57 2.30 LufaxHolding
LU
...
11.95 3.01 LumenTech
LUMN ...
2.84 1.26 LumentFinance LFT 11.6
11.38 6.18 LuxExperience LUXE ...
LXFR 4.0
16.02 9.41 Luxfer
78.41 41.58 LyondellBasell LYB 4.8
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
26 569.94 +8.93 1.30
20 22.16 –0.72 .14
31 28.09 +1.24 .09
16 27.00 –1.95 ...
... 4.65 +0.46 ...
9 2.64 –0.03 ...
dd 9.03 –0.32 ...
47 1051.99 +42.47 1.73
6 34.30 –5.60 .45
20 134.70 –1.48 .37
dd 9.00 +0.50 ...
9 279.58 –14.07 .55
dd 5.06 +0.55 ...
dd 8.09 +1.09 ...
dd 162.14 –0.53 ...
16 36.27 –4.61 .03
26 27.17 +1.53 ...
dd 1.68 –0.53 ...
15 5.55 –0.20 .134
dd 2.07 +0.05 ...
cc 70.79 +3.65 ...
dd 1.52 –0.22 ...
31 658.08 –0.18 3.45
14 110.02 +0.25.0625
33 10.40 –1.01 ...
41 84.74 +3.46 .30
22 264.57 –15.79 1.20
dd 8.37 –0.20 .06
... 2.60 –0.22 ...
dd 7.11 –0.72 ...
14 1.38 +0.06 .04
2 9.67 –0.05 ...
46 12.87 –2.78 .13
dd 57.52 +0.85 .69
M
239.00 150.75 M&T Bank
MTB 2.8
8.26 3.86 MBIA
MBI ...
21.49 15.04 MDU Rscs
MDU 2.7
11.08 7.85 MFA Financial MFA 14.2
29.97 21.94 MGIC Investment MTG 2.3
MGM ...
40.16 25.30 MGM Resorts
158.92 100.22 M/I Homes
MHO ...
26.74 13.95 MinisoGroup
MNSO 3.3
32.49 7.71 MNTN
MNTN ...
8.10 1.83 MOGU
MOGU ...
MPLX 7.3
59.44 44.60 MPLX
100.25 18.64 MP Materials
MP
...
208.92 127.86 MSA Safety
MSA 1.1
626.28 486.74 MSCI
MSCI 1.4
18.09 11.78 MSC Incm Fd
MSIF11.3
96.99 68.10 MSC Industrial MSM 3.7
6.60 0.97 MV Oil
MVO38.9
20.93 12.48 Macerich
MAC 3.3
15.91 10.46 MachNaturalRscs MNR 15.1
24.41 9.76 Macy's
M
3.7
65.26 28.29 MSG Ent
MSGE ...
345.46 173.26 MSG Sports
MSGS ...
69.94 30.39 MagnaIntl
MGA 3.1
4.66 2.18 Magnachip
MX
...
21.55 7.82 Magnera
MAGN ...
27.96 19.09 MagnoliaOil
MGY 2.2
19.93 14.45 MagnumIceCrm MICC ...
67.77 47.00 MainStreetCap MAIN 5.5
19.65 12.05 ManchesterUnited MANU ...
15.56 7.06 Manitowoc
MTW ...
63.35 25.15 Manpower
MAN 5.1
38.72 25.92 ManulifeFinl
MFC 3.4
210.32 115.10 MarathonPetrol MPC 2.0
39.59 24.43 Marcus&Millichap MMI 1.9
18.80 12.85 Marcus
MCS 1.9
10.08 7.49 MarineProducts MPX 7.4
32.00 16.85 MarineMax
HZO ...
2207.59 1621.89 Markel
MKL ...
86.33 44.58 MarriottVacations VAC 4.9
248.00 170.37 Marsh
MRSH 1.9
710.97 441.95 MartinMarietta MLM .5
79.19 56.55 Masco
MAS 1.8
300.00 99.70 MasTec
MTZ ...
14.23 9.33 MasterBrand
MBC ...
601.77 465.59 Mastercard
MA
.7
53.84 35.19 MatadorRscs
MTDR 2.9
172.03 69.10 Materion
MTRN .3
15.48 4.34 Mativ
MATV 3.7
177.51 86.97 Matson
MATX .9
20.34 13.84 MauiLand
MLP ...
100.00 63.77 Maximus
MMS 1.7
22.37 11.72 MayvilleEngg
MEC ...
85.50 59.57 McCormickVtg MKC.V 2.7
86.24 59.62 McCormick
MKC 2.7
341.35 283.47 McDonald's
MCD 2.2
29.70 6.38 McEwen
MUX ...
18.00 10.70 McGrawHill
MH
...
987.37 621.88 McKesson
MCK .3
13.92 7.09 MediaAlpha
MAX ...
6.47 3.95 MedicalProp
MPT 6.3
15.46 10.10 Medifast
MED ...
106.33 79.55 Medtronic
MDT 2.9
125.14 73.31 Merck
MRK 2.7
13 216.98 –15.54 1.50
dd 6.55 +0.34 ...
22 20.68 +0.45 .14
8 10.11 +0.05 .36
8 26.53 +0.32 .15
49 36.86 +0.07 ...
10 142.16 –1.30 ...
19 18.02 –1.58.2896
dd 9.76 –0.24 ...
15 2.39 –0.09 ...
12 58.94 +0.751.0765
dd 58.87 +3.53 ...
28 195.41 –1.65 .53
36 571.83 +27.72 2.05
7 12.34 –0.07 .36
26 93.84 –0.02 .87
2 2.07 +0.24 .14
dd 20.47 +0.17 .17
14 13.02 –0.60 .53
12 19.78 –2.63.1824
59 63.14 –0.57 ...
dd 331.66 +6.40 ...
21 63.05 –1.87 .495
dd 2.75 +0.10 ...
dd 12.95 –0.81 ...
16 27.82 +0.71 .165
32 15.87 –0.78 ...
9 56.80 –1.14 .26
dd 18.01 +0.49 ...
77 14.75 +0.29 ...
dd 27.97 –0.69 .72
16 35.54 –1.14.3145
15 198.21 +1.45 1.00
dd 26.41 +0.65 .25
72 16.83 +0.44 .08
24 7.59 –0.30 .14
dd 30.50 +2.06 ...
12 2072.47 –9.73 ...
dd 65.01 +6.11 .80
22 186.74 +7.42 .90
36 676.57 –9.37 .83
19 71.62 –3.53 .32
71 298.02 +14.16 ...
51 10.12 –1.40 ...
31 517.21 –9.20 .87
8 51.40 –0.99 .375
46 163.06 +14.03 .14
dd 10.84 –0.57 .10
12 166.13 –1.62 .36
dd 16.45 –0.67 ...
12 75.61 +1.83 .33
37 21.00 –1.12 ...
24 70.80 +2.85 .48
24 71.04 +2.54 .48
29 341.06 +11.83 1.86
dd 28.35 +2.14 ...
dd 14.00 +0.29 ...
28 987.37 +39.89 .82
25 9.94 +2.10 ...
dd 5.76 +0.10 .09
dd 10.53 –0.10 ...
27 97.66 +0.80 .71
17 123.82 +1.56 .85
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
100.06 47.06 MercuryGeneral MCY 1.4
84.74 59.27 MeritageHomes MTH 2.3
10.42 4.03 MesaRoyalty
MTR 4.6
42.38 22.55 MesabiTrust
MSB 4.2
21.73 10.78 Metallus
MTUS ...
10.99 5.08 MethodeElec
MEI 2.4
87.39 65.21 MetLife
MET 3.1
97.84 47.08 MetropolitanBk MCB 1.0
1525.17 946.69 Mettler-Toledo MTD ...
MIAX ...
51.38 28.63 MiamiIntl
173.38 125.75 MidAmApt
MAA 4.6
58.86 33.81 MillerIndustries MLR 1.9
36.00 21.02 MillroseProp
MRP 8.1
75.30 49.54 MineralsTechs MTX .7
30.28 12.00 MirionTech
MIR ...
15.53 7.06 MistrasGroup
MG
...
20.15 10.46 MitsubishiUFJ MUFG 2.1
10.28 4.04 MizuhoFin
MFG 1.6
243.80 64.79 ModineMfg
MOD ...
17.15 13.62 ModivIndl
MDV 7.7
78.22 47.00 Moelis
MC 4.4
143.13 96.24 MohawkInds
MHK ...
359.97 121.06 MolinaHealthcare MOH ...
65.82 41.10 MolsonCoorsA TAP.A 3.6
64.66 42.94 MolsonCoorsB TAP 3.9
32.00 10.51 MontroseEnvl MEG ...
546.88 378.71 Moody's
MCO .9
350.56 143.67 Moog A
MOG.A .4
344.41 152.20 Moog B
MOG.B .3
192.68 94.33 MorganStanley MS 2.4
20.90 14.64 MS Direct Lend MSDL13.5
38.23 22.36 Mosaic
MOS 3.2
492.22 359.36 MotorolaSol
MSI 1.0
25.85 12.85 Movado
MOV 5.6
139.29 66.84 MuellerIndustries MLI 1.2
31.00 22.01 MuellerWater MWA .9
35.19 18.95 MurphyOil
MUR 4.2
523.09 345.23 MurphyUSA
MUSA .6
23.14 9.06 MyersIndustries MYE 2.4
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
9 90.58 +4.14.3175
12 75.42 –2.41 .48
26 5.17 +0.14.0015
23 30.37 –2.16 .26
dd 17.00 –0.58 ...
dd 8.46 –0.30 .05
15 72.07 –7.03.5675
13 84.15 –9.96 .20
32 1366.69 –10.86 ...
dd 42.60 +2.07 ...
35 133.86 +0.39 1.53
16 42.03 –1.47 .20
24 31.36 +0.31 .75
dd 70.62 –1.49 .12
cc 21.61 +0.33 ...
27 15.28 +0.45 ...
16 18.64 –0.72.2249
16 8.87 –0.48.0932
cc 227.25 +0.89 ...
dd 15.51 +0.11 .10
20 59.36 –3.82 .65
21 125.27 –1.73 ...
18 154.05 +3.05 ...
dd 52.89 +2.02 .48
dd 48.99 –0.87 .48
dd 29.22 +6.13 ...
35 477.59 +29.77 1.03
42 337.43 –7.65 .30
43 344.41 +0.41 .30
16 166.51 –8.90 1.00
9 14.80 –0.80 .50
17 27.84 –1.59 .22
38 482.26 +19.50 1.21
26 24.95 –0.86 .35
17 117.96 –2.12 .35
24 29.93 –0.04 .07
46 33.15 –0.58 .35
16 390.74 +0.75 .63
30 22.37 –0.21 .135
N
59.01 30.00 NACCO Inds
NC 1.8
10.09 4.21 N-able
NABL ...
46.55 22.30 NCR Atleos
NATL ...
14.67 7.37 NCR Voyix
VYX ...
7.35 1.48 NetPower
NPWR ...
13.00 2.64 NGL Energy
NGL ...
8.02 3.02 NIO
NIO ...
20.39 10.29 NIQGlbIntel
NIQ ...
9.27 5.04 NL Industries
NL 5.8
45.83 35.80 NNN REIT
NNN 5.3
20.86 10.84 NOV
NOV 1.6
15.96 4.76 NPK Intl
NPKI ...
189.96 79.57 NRG Energy
NRG 1.1
8618.28 6562.85 NVR
NVR ...
80.32 23.27 NaborsIndustries NBR ...
42.99 32.83 NatlBankHoldings NBHC 3.2
94.13 69.93 NationalFuelGas NFG 2.4
94.64 59.35 NationalGrid
NGG 3.2
91.38 66.41 NatlHealthInv NHI 4.4
137.78 77.63 NatlPrestoInds NPK .8
40.62 27.43 NatlStorage
NSA 6.5
39.67 16.73 NaturalGasSvcs NGS 1.2
61.22 23.47 NaturalGrocers NGVC 2.2
128.60 86.83 NaturalResPtrs NRP 2.5
5.50 2.15 Natuzzi
NTZ ...
19.36 10.40 NatWest
NWG 3.8
21.03 10.55 Navigator
NVGS 1.3
72.77 28.37 NaviosMaritime NMM .3
142.87 98.15 Nelnet
NNI 1.0
33.23 14.78 NeptuneInsurance NP
...
1.90 0.77 NerdyA
NRDY ...
34.53 12.76 NetLeaseOffice NLOP .0
21.13 14.00 Netstreit
NTST 4.2
10.39 10.00 NewAmericaI A NWAX ...
54.70 43.46 NewJerseyRscs NJR 3.5
64.97 40.66 NewOrientalEduc EDU ...
79.91 44.83 NYTimes A
NYT 1.2
875.97 510.07 NewMarket
NEU 1.9
134.88 41.23 Newmont
NEM .8
265.00 5.18 Newsmax
NMAX ...
14.94 4.44 NexaResources NEXA .0
13.96 3.91 NexGenEnergy NXE ...
16.80 12.14 NexPointRealEst NREF13.8
43.13 27.69 NexPointResidentl NXRT 7.5
3.72 1.32 Nextdoor
NXDR ...
95.91 61.72 NextEraEnergy NEE 2.7
163.11 97.90 NicoletBankshares NIC .8
80.96 52.28 Nike
NKE 2.6
47.35 35.64 NiSource
NI
2.5
12.84 7.67 NoahHoldings
NOAH ...
47.44 17.40 Noble
NE 4.4
8.19 4.00 Nokia
NOK 1.5
20.81 10.67 NomadFoods
NOMD 6.2
9.58 4.86 Nomura
NMR 3.9
5.78 2.13 NordicAmTankers NAT 8.2
319.94 201.63 NorfolkSouthern NSC 1.7
18.24 12.12 NorthAmConstr NOA 2.0
9.48 4.00 NoEuroOil
NRT 12.3
15 57.38 +1.61.2525
dd 4.40 –0.36 ...
27 44.28 +2.12 ...
dd 7.64 –1.96 ...
dd 1.93 –0.03 ...
cc 12.00 +0.02 ...
dd 4.87 –0.20 ...
dd 13.33 +2.06 ...
31 6.18 –0.07 .09
22 45.32 +0.97 .60
54 20.26 –0.13 .09
34 14.43 –0.15 ...
45 178.96 –0.22 .475
17 7517.79 –62.81 ...
5 78.12 –0.07 ...
14 39.99 –2.53 .32
13 91.03 +2.00 .535
25 93.77 +3.491.0657
26 84.07 –4.64 .92
24 131.94 +4.94 1.00
50 35.02 –0.83 .57
26 38.26 +0.43 .11
13 27.03 +1.92 .15
11 121.05 –2.22 .75
dd 3.02 –0.06 ...
9 16.60 –0.25 .621
14 21.02 +0.83 .07
8 72.16 +3.90 .05
11 129.46 –0.96 .33
92 20.82 –0.42 ...
dd
.96 +0.01 ...
dd 13.64 –0.01 6.75
cc 20.77 +0.38 .22
... 10.05 –0.03 ...
17 54.24 +0.99 .475
23 54.65 –5.60 ...
38 79.79 +1.80 .23
14 626.01 +15.583.00
20 130.00 +7.87 .26
dd 5.95 +0.33 ...
dd 13.65 +2.29.1012
dd 12.78 +0.40 ...
5 14.51 –0.35 .50
dd 28.19 –1.54 .53
dd 1.75 +0.08 ...
28 93.77 +1.59.6232
16 152.76 –8.61 .32
36 62.18 –3.22 .41
24 47.30 +0.93 .30
9 11.82 –0.23 ...
34 45.43 –0.09 .50
59 7.72 –0.05.0356
8 10.97 –2.07 .17
11 9.00 –0.23.1615
cc 5.73 +0.80 .17
25 314.74 –1.49 1.35
19 16.68 +0.21.0857
9 8.08 –0.29 .22
32
BARRON’S
D ATA
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMPOSITE LIST
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
32.62 19.88 NorthernOil&Gas NOG 6.5
19.48 11.43 NorthpointeBcshs NPB .6
745.55 450.13 NorthropGrum NOC 1.3
53.48 38.94 NorthwestNat NWN 3.7
27.18 14.21 NorwegCruise NCLH ...
6.06 1.30 NouveauMonde NMG ...
170.46 97.72 Novartis
NVS 2.4
91.90 37.31 NovoNordisk
NVO 3.3
18.98 9.01 NuHoldings
NU
...
14.62 5.32 NuSkinEnts
NUS 2.8
196.90 97.59 Nucor
NUE 1.3
57.42 11.08 NuScalePower SMR ...
75.73 45.78 Nutrien
NTR 2.9
9.75 1.54 NuvationBio
NUVB ...
17.72 12.76 NuvChurchDirect NCDL11.2
0.12 0.01 NuvRealAssetRt JRI.RT ...
122.92 41.71 nVentElectric
NVT .7
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
82 27.59 –0.56 .45
9 18.06 +0.09 .025
25 724.38 +0.82 2.31
21 53.04 +2.93.4925
19 24.79 +0.48 ...
dd 2.26 +0.09 ...
23 168.62 +5.953.1024
11 37.45 –9.97.9158
26 14.98 –2.55 ...
3 8.48 –0.23 .06
23 176.88 –3.13 .56
dd 12.85 –0.59 ...
16 75.07 +3.87 .55
dd 5.91 +0.47 ...
8 12.87 –0.96 .04
...
.03 +0.01 ...
28 118.36 +1.49 .21
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46.11 33.15 OFGBancorp
OFG 3.5
49.18 40.80 OGE Energy
OGE 3.5
16.91 9.23 O-I Glass
OI
...
87.84 69.75 ONE Gas
OGS 3.1
103.64 64.02 ONEOK
OKE 5.2
8.10 4.35 ON24
ONTF ...
31.78 17.08 Openlane
OPLN ...
48.06 17.55 OR Royalties
OR
.4
29.27 12.95 OutfrontMedia OUT 4.2
53.33 34.78 OccidentalPetrol OXY 2.0
39.00 15.46 OceaneeringIntl OII
...
10.38 4.97 OctaveSpecialty OSG ...
6.35 0.71 Offerpad
OPAD ...
69.76 41.37 Oil-Dri
ODC 1.2
14.50 3.08 OilStatesIntl
OIS
...
54.05 17.91 OkeanisEcoTankers ECO 6.1
193.84 17.42 Oklo
OKLO ...
46.76 34.43 OldRepublic
ORI 2.7
27.35 17.66 Olin
OLN 3.2
49.14 35.04 OmegaHealthcare OHI 5.6
89.27 66.33 Omnicom
OMC 3.8
61.29 34.38 OnHolding
ONON ...
27.00 20.11 OnceUponaFarm OFRM ...
28.36 19.62 OneLiberty
OLP 7.7
71.93 38.00 OneMain
OMF 7.6
54.10 25.50 Onity
ONIT ...
232.49 85.88 OntoInnovation ONTO ...
OOMA ...
14.75 9.79 Ooma
94.10 49.26 Oppenheimer A OPY .8
15.03 7.54 OppFi
OPFI .0
2.98 1.39 OptimumComms OPTU ...
345.72 118.86 Oracle
ORCL 1.4
8.72 5.69 OrchidIsland
ORC 19.4
16.08 6.18 Organon
OGN 1.1
46.02 28.80 OriginBancorp OBK 1.4
15.00 4.64 OrionGroup
ORN ...
4.25 1.46 OrionProperties ONL 3.2
14.28 4.35 Orion
OEC 1.5
37.04 17.75 Orix
IX
2.3
132.58 64.39 OrmatTech
ORA .5
23.80 11.20 OscarHealth
OSCR ...
180.49 76.82 Oshkosh
OSK 1.3
4.80 1.18 OsiskoDevelopment ODV ...
106.83 84.00 OtisWorldwide OTIS 1.8
51.60 29.80 Ovintiv
OVV 2.4
159.42 97.53 OwensCorning OC 2.6
16.94 2.75 Owlet
OWLT ...
64.87 30.57 OxfordIndustries OXM 7.0
9 40.08 –2.58 .35
21 49.14 +1.79 .425
dd 13.40 –1.98 ...
20 87.44 +1.92 .68
15 82.77 –4.56 1.07
dd 8.01 +0.03 ...
dd 28.51 –0.12 ...
44 47.39 +3.71 .055
36 28.81 +2.65 .30
33 53.08 +1.24 .26
10 35.50 +0.71 ...
dd 5.35 –0.43 ...
dd
.78 –0.04 ...
18 67.84 +4.15 .205
dd 13.09 +0.56 ...
14 54.05 +4.85 1.55
dd 62.95 –0.88 ...
12 42.87 +1.65 2.50
dd 25.37 +1.03 .20
25 48.27 +1.70 .67
cc 85.29 +2.03 .80
59 46.48 –2.94 ...
dd 23.21 –0.88 ...
15 23.49 +0.19 .45
8 55.02 –2.16 1.05
2 41.91 –0.24 ...
78 215.89 –0.52 ...
cc 12.36 +0.55 ...
7 86.29 –2.08 .18
dd 9.18
... .25
dd 1.44 –0.09 ...
27 145.40 –2.68 .50
7 7.44 –0.14 .12
10 7.29 –0.81 .02
17 41.60 –2.37 .15
57 13.73 –0.16 ...
dd 2.49 –0.07 .02
dd 5.69 –0.39.0207
13 35.55 +0.21.5987
51 103.70 –12.22 .12
dd 13.64 +0.41 ...
17 170.02 –5.50 .57
dd 4.76 +1.02 ...
26 92.56 –0.11 .42
10 50.59 +0.01 .30
dd 122.07 –10.64 .79
dd 11.55 +0.23 ...
dd 39.59 –1.75 .69
PQ
43.08 7.50 PACS Group
PACS ...
41.48 13.62 PBF Energy
PBF 3.1
19.09 12.97 PG&E
PCG 1.1
81.11 36.25 PHINIA
PHIN 1.7
195.62 119.76 PJT Partners
PJT .7
25.12 18.61 PLDT
PHI 5.0
243.94 145.12 PNC Finl
PNC 3.2
71.35 40.80 POSCO
PKX 2.0
133.43 90.24 PPG Ind
PPG 2.3
39.04 32.50 PPL
PPL 2.9
41.14 23.50 ProgHoldings
PRG 1.5
PSQH ...
2.88 0.62 PSQ
89.79 59.28 PVH
PVH .2
249.51 172.72 PackagingCpAm PKG 2.2
19.70 6.18 PagerDuty
PD
...
12.32 6.70 PagSeguroDig PAGS 1.3
15.64 10.10 PalmerSquCapBDC PSBD13.8
94.50 54.95 PampaEnergia PAM ...
69.99 20.55 PanAmerSilver PAAS 1.0
48.40 11.86 ParPacific
PARR ...
72.15 15.44 ParTechnology PAR ...
28.37 11.97 ParkAerospace PKE 1.9
12.50 8.27 ParkHotels
PK 8.8
1034.96 488.45 ParkerHannifin PH
.7
89.50 54.56 Parsons
PSN ...
267.76 104.90 PaycomSoftware PAYC 1.2
40.43 22.02 Paymentus
PAY ...
20.32 5.95 Paysafe
PSFE ...
39.95 9.61 PeabodyEnergy BTU 1.0
20.97 10.70 PeakstoneRealty PKST 1.9
35 36.51 –2.17 ...
dd 35.60 +1.22 .275
16 19.00 +0.64 .05
22 72.63 –3.36 .30
22 147.68 –3.95 .25
10 23.93 +0.16.8414
13 212.35 –20.62 1.70
55 69.59 +0.76.4247
18 123.27 –3.26 .71
25 38.98 +1.54 .285
10 35.21 –5.29 .14
dd
.66 –0.06 ...
10 68.60 –3.57.0375
27 232.14 –5.07 1.25
4 7.06 +0.49 ...
8 10.61 –0.68 .12
24 10.40 –0.58 .36
12 77.78 –5.26 ...
27 68.70 +4.00 .18
6 42.67 –0.08 ...
dd 16.39 –5.48 ...
61 26.42 +0.57 .125
dd 11.31 +0.06 .25
37 1009.18 –13.05 1.80
30 66.00 +0.47 ...
16 125.83 +11.12 .375
47 24.47 –1.45 ...
dd 6.26 –0.01 ...
dd 31.54 –1.99 .075
dd 20.86 +0.03 .10
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
17.90 12.02 Pearson
PSO 2.5
13.35 7.41 PebblebrookHotel PEB .3
24.99 11.84 PediatrixMedical MD
...
44.60 34.13 PembinaPipeline PBA 4.6
11.46 8.16 PennantParkFR PFLT 15.1
7.53 4.84 PennantPark
PNNT19.3
160.36 85.74 PennyMacFin
PFSI 1.3
14.93 11.60 PennyMacMtg PMT 13.1
189.51 134.05 PenskeAuto
PAG 3.4
113.95 74.25 Pentair
PNR 1.1
362.41 221.26 Penumbra
PEN ...
2.67 1.24 Perfect
PERF ...
109.05 68.40 PerformanceFood PFGC ...
29.88 8.76 PerimeterSolutions PRM ...
20.50 8.01 PermianBasin
PBT 1.6
18.58 10.01 PermianRscs
PR 3.5
2.04 1.30 PermianvilleRT PVL 8.7
4.55 2.61 PermRock
PRT 10.2
30.93 12.17 Perrigo
PRGO 8.8
16.92 11.03 PetroleoBrasil PBR 6.4
15.67 10.28 PetroleoBrasilA PBR.A 7.0
27.94 20.92 Pfizer
PFE 6.2
191.30 142.11 PhilipMorris
PM 3.1
163.79 91.01 Phillips66
PSX 3.3
47.08 23.52 PhoenixEducPtrs PXED 2.8
3.65 1.28 PhoenixNewMedia FENG ...
32.76 11.31 Phreesia
PHR ...
9.19 5.46 PiedmontRealty PDM ...
120.46 81.57 PinnacleFinPtrs PNFP 2.2
101.13 85.32 PinnacleWest
PNW 3.6
39.93 13.84 Pinterest
PINS ...
380.26 202.91 PiperSandler
PIPR .9
13.11 7.40 PitneyBowes
PBI 3.4
114.47 79.18 PlanetFitness
PLNT ...
30.90 2.79 PlanetLabs
PL
...
75.25 30.92 Polaris
PII 4.5
54.39 39.55 PortlandGenElec POR 3.9
119.85 95.07 PostHoldings
POST ...
21.13 12.26 PostalRealty
PSTL 4.7
92.40 36.20 PrecisionDrilling PDS ...
90.04 57.25 PrestigeCnsHlth PBH ...
296.00 230.09 Primerica
PRI 1.9
35.85 14.36 PrimoBrands
PRMB 2.1
174.43 49.10 PrimorisSvcs
PRIM .2
24.69 14.50 ProAssurance
PRA ...
82.32 46.08 ProcoreTech
PCOR ...
179.99 137.62 Procter&Gamble PG 2.5
292.99 197.92 Progressive
PGR .2
143.95 85.35 Prologis
PLD 3.0
13.25 4.51 ProPetro
PUMP ...
77.92 61.07 ProsperityBcshs PB 3.4
68.91 29.59 ProtoLabs
PRLB ...
23.98 14.34 ProvidentFinSvcs PFS 4.6
119.76 90.38 PrudentialFinl PRU 5.7
34.03 17.79 Prudential
PUK ...
91.26 74.67 PSEG
PEG 3.1
322.49 256.54 PublicStorage
PSA 3.9
144.50 88.07 PulteGroup
PHM .8
100.59 34.51 PureStorage
PSTG ...
39.93 26.66 PursuitAttract PRSU ...
10.17 9.92 Pyrophyte II A
PAII ...
96.68 46.16 Q2
QTWO ...
27.61 11.97 QXO
QXO ...
57.82 39.61 Qiagen
QGEN ...
140.60 70.50 QnityElec
Q
.3
7.54 4.50 QuadGraphics
QUAD 4.7
183.01 95.91 QuakerHoughton KWR 1.4
22.98 11.04 QuanexBldg
NX 1.6
573.94 227.08 QuantaServices PWR .1
213.50 157.20 QuestDiag
DGX 1.6
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
15 12.90 +0.29.0891
dd 12.83 +0.14 .01
10 19.85 +1.03 ...
22 43.99 +0.32.5025
23 8.16 –0.28.1025
13 4.98
... .08
10 91.93 –0.30 .30
12 12.26 –0.03 .40
11 157.52 –9.78 1.40
25 99.19 –2.84 .27
76 344.39 +5.03 ...
24 1.35 –0.16 ...
44 97.06 –0.80 ...
56 23.48 –3.16 ...
60 19.79 +0.47.0142
15 18.29 +0.33 .16
25 1.63 –0.12.005
8 3.29 –0.10.0108
dd 13.22 –1.75 .29
8 16.63 +0.84.2403
7 15.40 +0.71.2403
20 27.65 +1.00 .43
26 186.83 +3.43 1.47
14 154.33 –1.42 1.27
10 29.60 +0.02 .21
dd 1.74 +0.03 ...
dd 12.33 –0.38 ...
dd 7.59 –0.39 ...
12 90.76 –10.20 .50
20 100.30 +1.96 .91
28 17.13 –0.64 ...
19 295.55 –31.30 1.25
13 10.73 +0.22 .09
31 82.15 –8.50 ...
dd 24.14 +0.24 ...
dd 60.74 –5.59 .68
20 53.96 +1.52 .525
20 106.30 –0.45 ...
44 20.73 +1.56 .245
dd 86.94 –1.34 ...
18 69.30 –0.28 ...
11 253.66 –7.56 1.20
dd 22.68 +3.95 .12
30 150.72 –18.64 .08
25 24.55 +0.05 ...
dd 55.04 +2.70 ...
25 167.20 +6.421.0568
12 213.66 +9.5813.50
40 142.57 +1.06 1.07
cc 12.13 +0.89 ...
12 70.37 –3.16 .60
71 62.08 –3.29 ...
9 21.04 –2.04 .24
10 98.38 –5.06 1.40
12 30.75 –0.26 ...
21 86.07 +0.50 .67
34 307.06 +2.063.00
12 137.20 –2.82 .26
cc 64.22 –9.71 ...
41 34.76 –2.43 ...
... 10.10 +0.01 ...
62 48.12 –2.66 ...
dd 23.95 –1.59 ...
24 49.80 +1.23 ...
34 126.76 +13.30 .08
13 6.91 –0.12 .10
dd 147.03 –27.41 .508
dd 20.53 –2.02 .08
83 563.08 +10.42 .11
24 211.91 +9.50 .86
R
581.87 297.28 RBC Bearings
RBC ...
119.58 87.87 RB Global
RBA 1.2
56.33 27.57 RELX
RELX 2.6
10.32 6.23 RE/MAX
RMAX ...
331.77 123.03 RH
RH
...
81.79 55.80 RLI
RLI 1.0
9.63 6.16 RLJ Lodging
RLJ 7.5
2.84 1.66 RLX Tech
RLX 4.5
6.85 4.10 RPC
RES 2.8
129.12 95.28 RPM
RPM 1.9
206.73 112.27 RTX
RTX 1.3
20.70 10.43 RXO
RXO ...
38.84 29.32 RadianGroup
RDN 3.0
3.19 1.12 Rafael
RFL ...
57.02 37.27 Ralliant
RAL .4
389.15 176.61 RalphLauren
RL 1.0
43.50 30.32 RangeResources RRC .9
17.56 10.56 RangerEnergySvcs RNGR 1.4
7.07 2.91 Ranpak
PACK ...
177.66 117.57 RaymondJames RJF 1.4
10.45 3.35 RayonierAdvMatls RYAM ...
28.31 20.75 Rayonier
RYN 4.8
6.96 1.55 ReadyCapital
RC 2.2
67.94 50.71 RealtyIncome
O
4.8
282.95 79.75 Reddit
RDDT ...
22.25 4.87 Redwire
RDW ...
6.97 4.68 RedwoodTrust RWT 11.9
229.30 90.56 RegalRexnord
RRX .6
68 575.92 +16.74 ...
49 100.96 –2.41 .31
24 34.79 +3.33.2638
16 6.29 –0.46 ...
30 165.71 –42.02 ...
14 62.32 +1.45 .16
cc 8.02 –0.20 .15
30 2.42 +0.05 .10
39 5.81 –0.29 .04
22 114.12 –1.45 .54
41 202.62 –2.30 .68
dd 15.96 +0.20 ...
8 34.52 +1.20 .255
dd 1.27 +0.04 ...
dd 45.89 +2.21 .05
25 362.60 –22.43.9125
15 41.28 +1.57 .09
27 17.42 +0.53 .06
dd 5.12 –0.37 ...
15 153.08 –5.18 .54
dd 9.47 +1.71 ...
49 21.49 –1.17 .26
dd 1.85 +0.09 .01
58 67.00 +0.86 .27
55 145.81 –4.36 ...
dd 9.07 +1.08 ...
dd 6.05 –0.11 .18
53 220.98 +5.62 .35
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
46.00 25.41 RegionalMgmt RM 3.8
31.53 17.74 RegionsFinl
RF 3.8
229.21 159.25 ReinsGrp
RGA 1.7
365.59 250.07 Reliance
RS 1.6
315.88 219.00 RenaissanceRe RNR .5
42.11 26.97 Renasant
RNST 2.4
33.46 19.60 RentokilInit
RTO 1.6
23.72 8.11 ReposiTrak
TRAK .9
258.75 201.42 RepublicSvcs
RSG 1.1
45.29 14.18 ResideoTech
REZI ...
293.81 199.92 ResMed
RMD .9
236.19 24.22 ResoluteHldgsMgmt RHLD ...
73.70 58.71 RestaurantBrands QSR 3.6
RVLV ...
31.68 16.80 Revolve
120.39 81.36 Revvity
RVTY .3
36.50 16.73 RexAmerRscs
REX ...
44.38 29.68 RexfordIndlRealty REXR 4.6
10.70 10.21 RiceAcqnCorp.3 KRSP ...
13.19 7.92 RidgepostCap
RPC 1.9
40.64 20.59 RingCentral
RNG .8
101.53 51.67 RioTinto
RIO 4.0
5.68 3.94 Riskified
RSKD ...
10.46 9.87 RithmAcqnA
RAC ...
12.74 9.13 RithmCapital
RITM10.0
20.52 13.71 RithmProperty RPT 9.9
59.61 22.32 RobertHalf
RHI 9.7
150.59 50.10 Roblox
RBLX ...
24.36 10.94 RocketCos.
RKT .0
438.72 215.00 Rockwell
ROK 1.4
40.26 23.18 RogersComm B RCI 3.5
112.81 51.43 Rogers
ROG ...
66.14 49.73 Rollins
ROL 1.2
176.19 106.10 RoyalBkCanada RY 2.5
366.50 164.01 RoyalCaribbean RCL 1.4
103.00 46.36 Rubrik
RBRK ...
22.65 9.54 RushStreetInt RSI
...
77.16 37.29 RyanSpecialty RYAN 1.2
230.39 125.54 RyderSystem
R
1.6
30.90 19.02 RyersonHolding RYZ 2.9
105.75 76.27 RymanHospitality RHP 4.8
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
7 31.82 –2.78 .30
12 27.83 –2.23 .265
12 215.73 –8.15 .93
23 315.64 –3.37 1.25
5 302.46 +3.46 .41
18 37.65 –2.84 .23
48 31.28 –0.72.2738
23 8.70 –0.06 .02
33 229.00 +9.50 .625
dd 38.70 +1.98 ...
25 256.26 –2.86 .60
dd 168.55 –21.49 ...
32 71.71 +2.89 .65
29 25.16 –0.03 ...
47 98.31 –2.02 .07
24 35.56 +1.38 ...
44 37.47 –0.19 .435
... 10.32 –0.03 ...
46 8.07 –0.44.0375
76 36.45 –3.05 .075
16 99.34 +2.25 2.52
dd 4.45 –0.04 ...
40 10.41 –0.02 ...
10 10.05 –0.40 .25
dd 14.56 –0.19 .36
18 24.42 –1.35 .59
dd 68.66 +6.66 ...
cc 18.19 +0.21 .80
47 407.45 +8.66 1.38
4 39.93 +1.52.3689
dd 107.83 +0.34 ...
56 60.89 –0.46.1825
17 167.23 –5.241.1984
20 310.96 –4.13 1.50
dd 51.96 +1.76 ...
70 19.75 +1.23 ...
cc 39.35 –1.95 .13
19 221.56 –2.50 .91
dd 26.16 –1.81.1875
27 98.75 –6.10 1.20
S
313.28 189.22 SAP
SAP .9
579.05 381.61 S&P Global
SPGI .9
SMHI ...
8.17 3.63 SeacorMarine
3.73 0.38 SES AI
SES ...
11.03 6.73 SFL
SFL 7.3
14.25 5.97 SITE Centers
SITC .0
33.71 19.66 SK Telecom
SKM 3.7
52.40 31.11 SLB
SLB 2.3
66.91 36.12 SLGreenRealty SLG 8.4
33.14 17.45 SM Energy
SM 3.8
8.07 0.63 SOLAI
SLAI ...
9.62 1.02 SOS
SOS ...
246.68 115.00 SPX Tech
SPXC ...
STAG 4.0
39.98 28.61 STAG Indl
84.39 58.25 SabineRoyalty SBR 6.7
35.00 3.72 SableOffshoreA SOC ...
6.60 3.02 SafeBulkers
SB 3.0
11.02 9.90 SafeguardAcqn SAC ...
19.53 12.76 Safehold
SAFE 4.4
303.07 174.57 Salesforce
CRM .9
17.92 7.54 SallyBeauty
SBH ...
48.66 23.38 Samsara
IOT
...
7.22 4.55 SanJuanBasin SJT ...
17.87 8.81 SandRidgeEnergy SD 2.6
26.17 21.10 SaratogaInvt
SAR 13.0
9.16 2.78 Sasol
SSL ...
37.89 29.16 SaulCenters
BFS 6.9
13.89 6.48 SaversValue
SVV ...
30.98 20.11 SchneiderNatl SNDR 1.4
107.50 65.88 SchwabC
SCHW 1.3
79.52 30.63 ScorpioTankers STNG 2.3
72.35 45.61 ScottsMiracleGro SMG 3.8
10.39 5.13 ScullyRoyalty
SRL ...
199.30 99.50 Sea
SE
...
39.39 9.40 SeabridgeGold SA
...
SDRL ...
45.90 17.74 Seadrill
44.27 22.78 SealedAir
SEE 1.9
28.34 16.52 SeaportEnt
SEG ...
18.61 11.65 SelectMedical SEM 1.7
15.45 7.20 SelectWater
WTTR 2.0
4.74 0.81 SelectQuote
SLQT ...
97.45 61.90 Sempra
SRE 2.7
11.96 6.56 Semrush
SEMR ...
39.09 17.32 SensataTech
ST 1.3
121.54 67.79 SensientTech
SXT 1.6
21.40 12.24 SentinelOne
S
...
58.30 2.72 SequansComms SQNS ...
4.56 2.43 SeritageGrowth SRG ...
86.67 71.75 ServiceIntl
SCI 1.6
211.48 98.00 ServiceNow
NOW ...
93.43 66.48 ServisFirst
SFBS 1.9
144.65 72.93 ShakeShack
SHAK ...
133.99 60.50 SharkNinja
SN
...
83.67 58.55 Shell
SHEL 3.5
379.65 308.84 SherwinWilliams SHW .9
108.50 43.80 Shift4Paymts
FOUR ...
73.40 28.76 ShinhanFin
SHG 1.9
29 201.53 –1.062.6298
30 441.88 +24.40 .97
dd 7.66 –0.13 ...
dd 1.64 –0.01 ...
dd 11.01 +0.27 .20
11 6.16 –0.49 1.00
30 30.34 –0.83.3335
22 51.34 +0.49 .295
dd 36.85 –1.19.2575
4 23.13 –0.53 .22
dd
.85 +0.03 ...
dd 1.26 –0.04 ...
45 226.94 –15.35 ...
27 39.22 –0.31.3875
13 72.94 +3.05.2834
dd 8.25 –0.70 ...
22 6.56 +0.41 .05
... 9.97
... ...
10 16.14 +0.20 .177
25 194.79 +9.63 .44
9 16.07 +0.18 ...
dd 28.90 +2.11 ...
dd 5.18 –0.35 ...
10 17.53 –0.08 .12
9 23.16 –0.13 .25
44 8.92 +0.18 ...
30 34.08 –0.85 .59
69 9.43 –1.03 ...
48 28.38 –0.93 .10
20 95.20 +1.17 .32
11 79.08 +7.42 .45
47 70.12 +0.16 .66
dd 9.00 –0.24 ...
46 108.45 –6.55 ...
dd 39.35 +3.87 ...
dd 43.88 –0.33 ...
16 41.88 –0.07 .20
dd 23.36 +2.84 ...
13 14.97 –0.04.0625
66 13.67 +0.94 .07
dd
.86 –0.03 ...
30 96.27 +2.72.6575
dd 11.82
... ...
cc 37.34 –1.01 .12
32 101.53 +11.06 .41
dd 13.12 +0.15 ...
... 2.89 –0.02 ...
dd 2.96 –0.08 ...
22 84.18 +4.98 .34
65 108.01 +3.74 ...
16 81.01 –5.76 .38
94 96.01 +2.45 ...
25 122.87 –7.77 ...
14 83.51 +3.73 .744
35 362.59 +1.96 .80
21 44.07 –14.42 ...
10 66.81 –4.91.3883
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
17.94 10.92 ShoulderInnov SI
...
29.50 14.35 Shutterstock
SSTK 8.6
21.29 3.05 Sibanye-Stillwater SBSW 1.5
110.20 45.55 SignetJewelers SIG 1.3
27.50 21.94 SilaRealty
SILA 6.2
57.04 36.15 SilganHoldings SLGN 1.7
11.64 10.14 SilverBoxIVA
SBXD ...
10.24 9.88 SilverBoxV A
SBXE ...
10.75 2.22 Similarweb
SMWB ...
205.12 136.34 SimonProperty SPG 4.3
211.98 137.35 SimpsonMfg
SSD .6
22.89 14.05 SiriusPoint
SPNT ...
168.56 101.25 SiteOneLandscape SITE ...
45.44 12.51 SixFlags
FUN ...
25.17 17.28 SixthStSpecLend TSLX10.6
38.32 8.53 SkeenaRscs
SKE ...
26.28 3.77 Skillsoft
SKIL ...
9.11 3.10 Skillz
SKLZ ...
14.20 8.22 SkyHarbour
SKYH ...
43.91 26.31 SmartFinancial SMBK .8
2.20 0.67 SmartRent
SMRT ...
39.77 29.89 SmartStop
SMA 4.4
81.86 58.83 SmithAO
AOS 1.8
38.79 23.91 Smith&Nephew SNN 2.0
23.50 15.00 SmithDouglas SDHC ...
121.48 93.30 Smucker
SJM 3.8
53.25 32.73 SmurfitWestrock SW 3.7
10.41 4.65 Snap
SNAP ...
390.13 289.81 Snap-On
SNA 2.5
280.67 120.10 Snowflake
SNOW ...
86.13 29.36 SOQUIMICH
SQM ...
61.36 14.27 SolarisEnergy
SEI 1.0
33.43 0.77 SoloBrands
SBDS ...
88.20 60.70 Solventum
SOLV ...
98.56 53.10 Somnigroup
SGI .8
89.62 52.00 SonicAutomotive SAH 2.4
36.40 19.34 SonidaSrLiving SNDA ...
58.44 38.65 SonocoProducts SON 3.8
30.34 19.87 Sony
SONY .5
11.00 9.69 SoulpowerAcqn SOUL ...
0.65 0.13 SoulpowerAcqnRt SOUL.RT ...
33.21 21.16 SouthBow
SOBO 6.2
100.84 83.09 Southern
SO 3.0
223.89 72.13 SoCopper
SCCO 1.5
34.37 25.85 SouthsideBcshs SBSI 4.6
108.46 77.74 SouthStateBk SSB 2.4
55.11 23.82 SouthwestAir
LUV 1.5
89.14 64.69 SouthwestGas SWX 2.8
80.42 49.99 SpectrumBrands SPB 2.4
120.27 23.89 SphereEnt
SPHR ...
14.53 6.60 SpireGlobal
SPIR ...
92.95 69.94 Spire
SR 3.6
785.00 405.00 Spotify
SPOT ...
9.69 5.12 Sprinklr
CXM ...
167.47 39.33 Sprott
SII 1.0
6.75 1.13 SprucePower
SPRU ...
72.60 40.19 St.Joe
JOE .9
46.00 21.38 StandardMotor SMP 3.3
34.48 21.31 StandardAero
SARO ...
270.87 128.85 StandexIntl
SXI
.5
93.37 53.91 StanleyB&D
SWK 3.8
114.52 77.07 Stantec
STN .8
13.75 11.31 StarGroup
SGU 5.8
21.05 16.59 StarwoodProp STWD10.8
137.05 72.81 StateStreet
STT 2.6
13.14 7.03 Stellantis
STLA 9.6
40.21 24.13 StellarBancorp STEL 1.6
15.56 10.01 StellusCapInvt SCM 13.6
32.23 5.81 Stem
STEM ...
68.00 41.82 Stepan
SCL 3.1
269.44 204.90 Steris
STE 1.0
28.00 13.91 Stevanato
STVN .4
78.61 56.39 StewartInfo
STC 3.0
89.83 48.85 StifelFinancial SF 1.8
35.07 17.25 STMicroelec
STM .9
9.71 3.54 Stoneridge
SRI
...
171.17 60.61 Stride
LRN ...
404.87 329.16 Stryker
SYK .9
27.89 8.30 StubHub
STUB ...
6.63 2.30 StudioCity
MSC ...
48.21 28.33 SturmRuger
RGR 1.7
21.72 17.30 SuburbanPropane SPH 6.4
24.34 11.83 SumitomoMits SMFG 2.0
6.65 3.57 SummitHotelProp INN 7.1
45.34 19.13 SummitMidstream SMC ...
137.84 109.22 SunComms
SUI 3.0
69.67 52.44 SunLifeFinancial SLF 3.5
9.82 5.52 SunCokeEnergy SXC 8.4
57.13 30.79 SuncorEnergy
SU 2.8
15.00 4.28 SunlandsTech
STG ...
63.87 47.98 Sunoco
SUN 5.8
10.67 7.45 SunstoneHotel SHO 3.9
14.38 5.59 SuperGroup
SGHC 1.6
9.91 1.77 SurfAirMobility SRFM ...
11.54 8.41 Suzano
SUZ 1.7
27.15 5.00 Sweetgreen
SG
...
73.73 37.52 Sylvamo
SLVM 3.9
88.77 40.55 SynchronyFinl SYF 1.7
91.85 67.12 Sysco
SYY 2.4
15.00 2.90 System1
SST ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 13.56 +0.29 ...
13 16.80 +0.75 .36
dd 17.71 +1.77.2614
29 96.19 –1.73 .32
43 25.73 +0.36 .40
18 48.05 –0.37 .21
44 10.69
... ...
... 9.92 –0.03 ...
dd 2.59 –0.20 ...
36 203.85 +2.15 2.20
23 193.57 –6.45 .29
6 21.14 –0.31 ...
42 142.89 –8.51 ...
dd 17.03 –1.21 ...
10 17.32 –0.87 .46
dd 38.12 +3.02 ...
dd 4.19 –0.96 ...
dd 3.36 –0.01 ...
dd 8.78 –0.25 ...
13 39.21 –2.55 .08
dd 1.52 –0.12 ...
dd 33.35 –1.50.1359
20 78.00 +0.19 .36
33 36.90 +0.77 .285
12 15.70 –1.24 ...
dd 115.95 +5.57 1.10
36 47.01 –1.73.4523
dd 5.21 +0.07 ...
20 385.22 –0.662.44
dd 168.41 –4.09 ...
42 76.30 +4.44 ...
73 49.63 +0.39 .12
dd 7.16 +0.33 ...
9 74.20 +1.26 ...
50 89.51 –1.69 .17
18 62.72 –3.91 .38
dd 35.89 +1.26 ...
14 56.47 +0.02 .53
dd 23.06 +1.13.0682
81 10.25 +0.02 ...
...
.17 –0.05 ...
22 32.21 +0.94 .50
25 97.38 +3.08 .74
47 218.30 +17.29 1.00
14 31.32 –1.51 .36
13 98.67 –6.77 .60
57 49.26 –2.83 .18
14 88.17 +0.57 .62
18 78.38 –1.74 .47
dd 119.01 +4.77 ...
19 8.85 –0.36 ...
20 91.61 +1.07 .825
53 514.94 +24.34 ...
14 5.82 +0.23 ...
62 162.09 +18.11 .40
dd 4.03 –0.14 ...
36 72.17 +0.65 .16
13 39.68 –4.97 .33
37 30.80 –1.16 ...
59 262.00 +4.23 .34
33 86.49 –5.47 .83
31 92.77 +2.62.1791
7 12.85 –0.20 .185
15 17.81 –0.25 .48
14 128.62 +0.68 .84
dd 8.09 +0.36.7718
19 37.66 –1.20 .15
9 10.02 –0.48.1133
dd 10.51 –0.75 ...
25 50.89 –16.34 .395
35 252.35 +1.70 .63
27 15.52 –0.53.0613
18 70.99 +3.20 .525
13 74.05 –5.89 .34
cc 33.61 –0.01 .09
dd 7.89 –0.58 ...
13 84.38 +1.80 ...
46 387.46 +7.23 .88
dd 9.57 +0.21 ...
dd 2.92
... ...
cc 37.44 –0.99 .04
10 20.30 +0.04 .325
15 22.44 –0.94.2999
dd 4.51 +0.17 .08
dd 29.51 –0.07 ...
13 136.46 +5.61 1.04
15 65.55 –0.78.6751
dd 5.70 –0.52 .12
16 56.52 +0.78.4395
1 4.61 +0.11 ...
28 63.79 +1.25.9317
cc 9.28 –0.12 .09
25 10.70 +0.80 .05
dd 1.95 –0.01 ...
6 11.33 +0.34.1836
dd 5.55 –0.24 ...
14 46.30 –2.40 .45
7 69.11 –4.26 .30
25 91.16 +1.03 .54
dd 3.31 –0.20 ...
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
T
14.66 8.50 TAL Education TAL ...
64.92 43.59 TC Energy
TRP 4.0
0.04 0.01 TCWStratIncmFdRt TSI.RT ...
175.56 92.23 TD Synnex
SNX 1.2
250.67 116.30 TE Connectivity TEL 1.2
21.35 14.87 Tegna
TGNA 2.4
16.74 12.54 Telus
TU 7.9
45.57 24.00 Ternium
TX 8.3
127.44 72.02 TFI Intl
TFII 1.6
9.95 9.81 TGE Value
BEBE ...
14.94 8.76 TIC Solutions
TIC
...
27.74 13.65 TIM
TIMB 7.3
162.68 112.10 TJX
TJX 1.1
226.94 133.07 TKO
TKO .7
9.78 0.92 T1Energy
TE
...
9.27 5.63 TPGMtgInvt
MITT10.5
9.85 6.47 TPG RE Fin
TRTX11.3
59.52 47.21 TXNM Energy
TXNM 2.9
20.24 10.12 TXO Partners
TXO 11.2
390.21 134.25 TaiwanSemi
TSM .7
18.82 12.99 TakedaPharm
TAK 3.0
13.85 6.23 TalosEnergy
TALO ...
32.57 17.29 TamboranRscs TBN ...
37.95 28.69 Tanger
SKT 3.2
161.97 58.39 Tapestry
TPR 1.0
237.50 144.14 TargaResources TRGP 1.7
127.06 83.44 Target
TGT 4.0
72.50 51.90 TaylorMorrison TMHC ...
24.25 12.12 Team
TISI ...
67.55 22.12 TechnipFMC
FTI
.3
62.41 28.32 TeckResourcesB TECK .6
90.34 43.21 Tecnoglass
TGLS 1.3
13.02 5.65 Teekay
TK
.0
78.68 33.35 TeekayTankers TNK 1.3
19.39 14.90 TejonRanch
TRC ...
9.94 4.40 TeladocHealth TDOC ...
13.81 6.43 TelecomArgentina TEO ...
691.87 419.00 TeledyneTech
TDY ...
143.32 100.18 Teleflex
TFX 1.1
16.95 8.09 TelefonicaBras VIV
...
23.52 13.15 TelekomIndns TLK 4.9
47.80 31.07 Telephone&Data TDS .4
54.86 30.06 Tenaris
TS
.0
26.70 11.71 TencentMusic TME 2.1
240.83 109.82 TenetHealthcare THC ...
87.72 60.32 Tennant
TNC 2.0
41.78 18.43 Teradata
TDC ...
71.50 31.53 Terex
TEX 1.0
69.20 48.18 TerrenoRealty TRNO 3.1
12.54 2.03 TetraTech
TTI
...
37.35 12.47 TevaPharm
TEVA ...
547.20 269.23 TexasPacLand TPL .5
101.57 57.70 Textron
TXT .1
643.99 385.46 ThermoFisher
TMO .4
58.56 23.05 Thermon
THR ...
43.84 25.17 ThirdCoastBcshs TCBX ...
122.83 63.16 ThorIndustries THO 2.2
3.80 1.32 3D Systems
DDD ...
177.41 121.98 3M
MMM 1.9
82.00 31.17 Tidewater
TDW ...
4.40 0.57 Tilly's
TLYS ...
111.39 56.20 Timken
TKR 1.3
19.42 10.80 TitanAmerica
TTAM .0
11.70 5.93 TItanIntl
TWI ...
49.66 24.35 Toast
TOST ...
168.36 86.67 TollBros
TOL .6
44.27 29.13 TootsieRoll
TR
.9
559.47 266.26 TopBuild
BLD ...
102.32 62.34 Toro
TTC 1.6
99.84 54.87 TorontoDomBk TD 3.2
6.95 0.94 Torrid
CURV ...
80.36 52.90 TotalEnergies
TTE ...
9.31 4.30 TownsquareMedia TSQ 10.8
248.90 155.00 ToyotaMotor
TM 2.3
2.42 0.71 Traeger
COOK ...
479.37 298.15 TraneTech
TT
.9
17.88 7.82 Transalta
TAC 1.2
59.65 26.96 TrancntlRlty
TCI
...
1623.83 1183.60 TransDigm
TDG .0
6.96 1.97 Transocean
RIG
...
34.10 19.74 TransportadGas TGS .0
99.39 65.24 TransUnion
TRU .6
81.00 37.77 Travel+Leisure TNL 3.0
309.81 230.43 Travelers
TRV 1.4
9.43 6.25 Tredegar
TG
...
68.78 29.77 Trex
TREX ...
46.62 27.90 TriPointe
TPH ...
88.56 33.60 TriNet
TNET 2.9
35.62 22.38 TrinityIndustries TRN 3.6
5.11 0.23 Trinseo
TSE .0
41.39 16.40 TripleFlagPrecMtl TFPM .5
8.20 5.05 TriplePtVent
TPVG17.7
77.84 42.90 TriumphFinl
TFIN ...
8.80 2.86 Tronox
TROX 2.7
7.78 3.44 TrueBlue
TBI
...
56.20 33.56 TruistFinl
TFC 4.2
35.62 13.40 TsakosEnergy TEN 2.8
7.60 5.35 TurkcellIletism TKC 2.3
22 10.53 –0.42 ...
28 64.37 +1.98.6426
...
.02
... ...
16 156.81 –4.80 .48
33 230.15 –4.58 .71
10 20.95 +0.12 .125
26 13.74 +0.15.3069
15 43.47 –0.05 .90
32 119.72 +0.39 .47
... 9.90 –0.01 ...
... 9.47 –0.31 ...
17 27.48 +1.29.1485
33 161.66 +3.43 .425
98 223.87 +12.75 .78
dd 6.16 –0.05 ...
9 8.09 –0.15 .23
15 8.46 –0.02 .24
34 59.02 –0.03.4225
33 12.52 –0.11 .30
35 374.58 +4.04.7508
78 18.75 +0.09.3221
dd 12.25 –1.26 ...
dd 31.70 +1.64 ...
37 37.06 +1.48.2925
64 155.47 –1.62 .40
28 235.80 +4.45 1.00
14 113.79 –2.90 1.14
8 65.89 –2.02 ...
dd 14.70 +0.69 ...
29 66.31 +2.82 .05
29 58.89 –0.51.0914
12 45.56 –5.70 .15
14 12.95 +0.93 1.00
8 78.27 +5.39 .25
cc 17.61 +0.37 ...
dd 5.26 +0.52 ...
dd 11.68 +0.22 ...
36 681.10 +12.38 ...
dd 122.06 +6.61 .34
24 16.91 +1.17 ...
16 21.27 +0.271.2867
dd 44.75 –0.54 .04
15 54.40 +2.14 .58
15 14.60 –0.60 .18
15 239.39 +9.49 ...
26 61.03 –22.34 .31
23 31.49 +0.58 ...
21 68.79 +0.62 .17
17 66.06 +0.18 .52
cc 8.66 –2.45 ...
28 33.86 –0.36 ...
75 524.29 +24.41 .60
19 98.65 –2.12 .02
29 521.11 +10.18 .47
29 50.78 –0.24 ...
11 39.61 –2.33 ...
18 96.13 –17.52 .52
dd 1.93 –0.16 ...
28 165.32 –1.74 .78
27 79.42 +6.04 ...
dd 1.44 +0.05 ...
26 108.38 +0.22 .35
18 18.12 –0.79 .04
dd 9.73 –1.08 ...
50 27.31 +0.24 ...
11 157.24 –4.76 .25
33 42.23 +0.72 .09
23 448.30 –70.62 ...
31 98.86 –2.90 .39
12 97.36 +0.37.7892
dd 1.02 –0.08 ...
14 80.34 +2.46 ...
7 7.40 +0.28 .20
13 242.38 +2.782.8673
dd
.86 –0.04 ...
36 462.32 –4.80 1.05
dd 13.74 +0.24.0472
56 36.67 –8.73 ...
42 1302.79 –36.1990.00
dd 6.48 –0.04 ...
12 29.62 –0.89.9279
34 78.55 +2.35 .125
22 73.70 –2.48 .56
11 308.64 +3.71 1.10
28 9.18 +0.38 ...
23 41.42 –0.31 ...
17 46.30 –0.01 ...
12 38.08 –0.40 .275
11 34.18 –0.79 .31
dd
.23 –0.10 .01
35 41.36 +3.65.0575
6 5.19 –0.38 .02
60 55.86 –6.45 ...
dd 7.48 +0.63 .05
dd 4.23 +0.52 ...
13 49.31 –3.01 .52
11 35.30 +4.15 .50
14 6.74 –0.26.0866
March 2, 2026
D ATA
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
BARRON’S
NYSE
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
TPB .2
TPC .3
TUYA ...
XXI
...
TWLO ...
TWO14.7
TYL ...
TSN 3.1
48 136.99 +1.47 .08
dd 75.37 –11.53 .06
32 2.55 +0.33 ...
17 5.74 –0.41 ...
cc 120.96 +7.82 ...
dd 10.33 –0.45 .34
49 354.69 +37.68 ...
cc 64.99 +1.13 .51
49.36 25.75 UBS Group
UBS 1.7
46.47 32.94 UDR
UDR 4.6
41.34 29.03 UGI
UGI 4.0
UHAL ...
70.54 47.84 U-Haul
63.35 43.93 U-Haul N
UHAL.B .4
91.95 49.34 UL Solutions
ULS .6
19.14 13.95 UMH Prop
UMH 6.0
59.99 44.61 Unitil
UTL 3.6
28.09 21.59 USA Compression USAC 7.7
38.32 18.48 UsanaHealth
USNA ...
6.65 2.55 USATODAY
TDAY ...
102.13 57.36 US Foods
USFD ...
93.50 62.77 US PhysTherapy USPH 2.2
7.14 3.79 UWM
UWMC 9.1
101.99 60.63 Uber
UBER ...
803.60 255.00 Ubiquiti
UI
.4
19.84 9.38 UiPath
PATH ...
5.42 2.64 UltraparPart
UGP 5.5
8.15 4.13 UnderArmour A UAA ...
7.91 3.95 UnderArmour C UA
...
5.70 2.96 Unifi
UFI
...
243.45 147.66 Unifirst
UNF .6
74.97 60.20 Unilever
UL
3.1
267.88 204.66 UnionPacific
UNP 2.1
6.06 2.11 Unisys
UIS
...
36.77 22.93 UtdCmtyBks
UCB 3.1
12.68 5.71 UnitedMicro
UMC 3.6
43.29 20.78 UnitedNatFoods UNFI ...
123.70 82.00 UPS B
UPS 5.7
56.95 29.62 UtdParks&Resorts PRKS ...
1021.47 525.91 UnitedRentals URI .9
61.19 35.18 US Bancorp
USB 3.8
606.36 234.60 UnitedHealth
UNH 3.0
52.15 15.33 UnitySoftware U
...
67.33 49.96 Universal
UVV 6.1
44.70 35.26 UniversalHealth UHT 6.8
246.33 152.33 UniversalHealthB UHS .4
35.84 20.32 UnivInsurance UVE 1.8
36.64 21.29 UnvlTechInst
UTI
...
84.48 66.81 UnumGroup
UNM 2.6
21.87 15.66 UrbanEdgeProp UE 4.0
14.67 8.72 UtzBrands
UTZ 2.7
18 41.43 –1.14 1.10
33 37.50 +0.33 .43
14 37.41 –0.88 .375
cc 50.66 –1.11 ...
99 47.16 –0.68 .05
53 83.97 +3.80 .145
cc 15.08 –1.10 .225
18 52.31 +0.60 .475
32 27.32 +0.55 .525
38 21.52 –0.15 ...
12 5.95 –0.25 ...
33 96.61 –0.10 ...
59 82.96 –2.13 .46
72 4.41 –0.21 .10
16 75.42 +1.56 ...
52 766.99 +16.67 .80
25 10.73 –0.07 ...
11 5.05 –0.30.1876
dd 7.42 –0.72 ...
dd 7.23 –0.65 ...
dd 3.93 –0.22 ...
31 234.82 –3.08 .365
24 73.75 +0.52.5547
22 264.98 –1.12 1.38
dd 2.43 +0.19 ...
12 32.17 –2.57 .25
19 10.44 +0.04.3661
dd 38.21 –0.53 ...
18 115.96 –0.77 1.64
11 34.79 –0.65 ...
22 840.00 –69.11 1.97
12 54.66 –4.00 .52
22 293.27 +3.27 2.21
dd 18.23 –0.02 ...
16 53.73 –0.06 .82
34 43.62 +0.48 .745
9 206.10 –24.39 .20
6 35.17 +4.05 .16
38 36.20 +5.63 ...
17 71.73 –1.92 .46
29 21.25 +0.25 .21
cc 9.29 –0.41 .063
146.90 51.48 TurningPoint
89.51 18.34 TutorPerini
4.17 1.87 Tuya
59.75 5.66 TwentyOneCap
145.90 77.51 Twilio
14.28 9.00 TwoHarbors
626.56 283.71 TylerTech
66.41 50.56 TysonFoods
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U
V
25.09 9.41 VF
VFC 1.9
34.03 27.48 VICI Prop
VICI 6.0
3.48 2.44 VOC Energy
VOC 13.5
6.82 2.84 VTEX
VTEX ...
73.38 42.09 V2X
VVX ...
5.38 3.00 VaalcoEnergy
EGY 4.9
175.51 126.16 VailResorts
MTN 6.5
102.20 27.15 Valaris
VAL ...
17.72 8.06 Vale
VALE 7.4
3.34 1.37 ValensSemicon VLN ...
206.77 99.00 ValeroEnergy
VLO 2.3
20.00 11.44 Valhi
VHI 2.3
487.58 250.07 ValmontInds
VMI .7
41.33 28.50 Valvoline
VVV ...
310.50 168.14 VeevaSystems VEEV ...
21.40 16.12 VelocityFinl
VEL ...
87.87 60.15 Ventas
VTR 2.4
19.50 5.72 VentureGlobal VG
.7
51.56 32.00 Veradermics
MANE ...
110.11 83.87 Veralto
VLTO .5
18.89 13.69 VerisResidential VRE 1.7
50.48 38.39 Verizon
VZ 5.6
10.92 5.14 VermilionEnergy VET 2.5
7.60 2.76 VerticalAerospace EVTL ...
264.86 53.60 Vertiv
VRT .1
12.09 3.98 Vestis
VSTS ...
56.31 15.48 ViaTransport
VIA ...
13.75 1.71 VicariousSurgical RBOT ...
66.89 13.76 Victoria'sSecret VSCO ...
10.07 9.86 VikingAcqnI
VACI ...
81.48 31.79 Viking
VIK
...
21.08 12.14 Vipshop
VIPS 2.6
6.64 2.18 VirginGalactic SPCE ...
45.77 31.55 VirtuFinancial VIRT 2.3
215.06 134.81 VirtusInvtPtrs VRTS 6.9
375.51 299.00 Visa
V
.8
22.00 10.35 Vishay
VSH 2.1
56.25 18.57 VishayPrecision VPG ...
62.42 31.63 VistaEnergy
VIST ...
219.82 90.51 Vistra
VST .5
27.15 18.85 VitesseEnergy VTS 11.5
48.20 27.22 Vontier
VNT .2
43.37 27.45 VornadoRealty VNO 2.7
79.99 52.43 VoyaFinancial
VOYA 2.8
73.95 17.41 VoyagerTech
VOYG ...
35 19.42 –1.81 .09
12 30.21 +0.12 .45
6 3.26 +0.18 .09
92 3.43 +0.39 ...
28 69.75 +1.16 ...
19 5.15
....0625
20 135.81 –7.02 2.22
7 95.85 +0.10 ...
32 17.18 +0.47.3726
dd 1.48 –0.03 ...
27 204.64 +3.88 1.20
22 13.97 –0.66 .08
27 459.93 –11.34 .77
56 37.80 –0.93 ...
35 182.01 +1.70 ...
8 18.59 –0.43 ...
cc 86.16 +0.22 .52
11 9.69
... .017
... 45.85 +1.36 ...
26 97.43 +4.35 .13
24 18.85 +2.08 .08
12 50.14 +0.89.7075
dd 10.77 +0.17.0922
dd 4.24 –0.16 ...
75 254.89 +11.14.0625
dd 7.87 –0.11 ...
dd 17.18 +0.63 ...
dd 2.04 –0.22 ...
31 62.70 –1.67 ...
... 9.94 –0.03 ...
36 78.02 –0.78 ...
9 17.42 –0.28 .48
dd 2.55 +0.09 ...
8 41.41 +1.59 .24
7 138.36 –8.552.40
30 320.14 –0.81 .67
dd 18.72 –0.95 .10
cc 46.07 –1.78 ...
8 57.74 –1.28 ...
62 173.89 +2.49 .228
40 19.31 –3.44.4375
15 40.92 –0.04 .025
7 27.58 –1.49 .74
11 66.88 –7.84 .47
dd 26.69 –0.72 ...
33
NASDAQ ISSUES
–52-Week–
High
Low
Name
331.09 215.08 VulcanMatls
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
VMC
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
.7 38 310.00 +4.71 .52
W
2.78 1.09 W&T Offshore WTI 1.5
118.19 100.61 WEC Energy
WEC 3.3
180.71 110.45 WEX
WEX ...
75.69 54.24 W.P.Carey
WPC 4.9
41.87 17.25 WPP
WPP 11.4
12.94 6.78 WabashNational WNC 3.2
266.27 151.81 Wabtec
WAB .5
90.00 42.12 Walker&Dunlop WD 5.9
8.89 2.30 Wallbox
WBX ...
31.00 13.63 WarbyParker
WRBY ...
105.35 38.00 WarriorMetCoal HCC .4
201.66 155.65 WasteConnections WCN .8
242.58 194.11 WasteMgt
WM 1.4
27.12 18.64 WaterBridgeInfr WBI .8
2.18 1.16 Waterdrop
WDH 2.2
414.15 275.05 Waters
WAT ...
533.07 323.05 Watsco
WSO 2.9
345.17 177.59 WattsWater
WTS .6
119.98 20.41 Wayfair
W
...
12.72 4.85 WeaveComms WEAV ...
74.00 39.43 WebsterFin
WBS 2.2
90.23 61.53 WeisMarkets
WMK 2.0
97.76 58.42 WellsFargo
WFC 2.2
216.43 130.29 Welltower
WELL 1.4
319.68 125.21 WescoIntl
WCC .6
80.73 57.34 WestFraserTimber WFG 1.9
322.34 187.43 WestPharmSvcs WST .3
97.23 57.05 WestAllianceBcp WAL 2.1
44.74 33.60 WesternMidstrm WES 8.8
11.95 7.85 WesternUnion WU 9.8
24.58 17.75 WestlakeChemPtrs WLKP 8.6
114.75 56.33 Westlake
WLK 2.0
18.99 14.00 Westwood
WHG 3.6
31.66 21.16 Weyerhaeuser WY 3.4
164.39 66.69 WheatonPrecMtls WPM .4
3.50 0.55 WheelsUp
UP
...
111.96 65.35 Whirlpool
WHR 5.3
2264.70 1648.00 WhiteMtnIns
WTM .0
15.50 11.43 WhitestoneREIT WSR 3.8
47.26 28.38 Wiley A
WLY 4.6
46.81 29.16 Wiley B
WLYB 4.6
75.59 51.58 Williams
WMB 2.8
222.00 130.07 Williams-Sonoma WSM 1.3
50.16 28.00 Winnebago
WGO 3.5
3.34 2.12 Wipro
WIT 5.0
17.48 7.47 WisdomTree
WT
.7
36.60 8.05 Wolfspeed
WOLF ...
32.80 9.58 WolverineWwide WWW 2.3
20.51 11.26 WoodsideEnergy WDS 5.3
84.71 29.44 WooriFinl
WF 2.9
97.10 56.07 Workiva
WK
...
30.47 22.71 WorldKinect
WKC 3.2
70.91 39.05 WorthingtonEnts WOR 1.4
49.17 21.30 WorthingtonSteel WS 1.5
109.63 69.21 WyndhamHtls WH 2.0
dd 2.65 –0.02 .01
24 116.96 +2.62.9525
18 149.19 –8.18 ...
35 74.65 +2.27 .92
8 18.60 –0.24.5007
2 10.15 –1.46 .08
39 263.95 –0.83 .31
14 46.01 –17.25 .68
dd 3.21 –0.18 ...
cc 25.01 +1.30 ...
77 83.24 –1.77 .08
41 172.13 +8.51 .35
36 240.84 +10.53 .825
... 26.47 +1.02 .05
9 1.79 –0.05 .016
30 319.38 –13.95 ...
34 417.33 +7.403.00
32 328.74 +2.05 .52
dd 76.33 –5.10 ...
dd 5.04 –0.38 ...
12 72.13 –0.96 .40
18 67.76 –6.66 .34
13 81.45 –7.25 .45
dd 207.12 –1.07 .74
22 289.50 –7.49.4538
dd 66.48 –0.82 .32
37 254.34 +13.22 .22
9 80.32 –13.04 .42
14 41.59 +0.49 .91
6 9.63 +0.36 .235
16 22.02 +0.81.4714
dd 105.38 +10.98 .53
21 16.76 +0.16 .15
55 24.53 –0.75 .21
74 163.65 +13.27 .165
dd
.60 –0.02 ...
12 68.43 –16.06 .90
5 2220.51 –7.62 1.00
16 15.19 –0.03.1425
16 31.02 +1.15 .355
16 30.79 +0.59 .355
35 74.72 +1.74 .525
23 205.65 –9.21 .66
31 39.89 –6.93 .35
15 2.22 –0.04.0658
23 17.11 +0.73 .03
dd 19.72 +1.06 ...
17 17.67 –0.49 .10
14 20.48 +1.03 .59
8 75.06 –9.41.4091
dd 61.58 +0.15 ...
dd 24.95 –0.02 .20
26 56.01 –1.15 .19
17 41.56 –2.51 .16
33 81.80 –2.47 .41
XYZ
20.36 4.78 XFinancial
XYF 10.3
11.43 7.53 XPLR Infra
XIFR ...
212.71 85.06 XPO
XPO ...
16.48 8.55 XeniaHotels
XHR 3.7
28.24 16.13 XPeng
XPEV ...
8.52 5.07 Xperi
XPER ...
13.91 4.06 XponentialFit
XPOF ...
154.27 100.47 Xylem
XYL 1.3
51.29 26.61 Yeti
YETI ...
40.38 22.82 YPF
YPF ...
9.29 3.83 Yalla
YALA ...
11.57 3.30 YatsenHolding YSG ...
41.22 19.60 Yelp
YELP ...
9.20 4.67 Yext
YEXT ...
8.74 3.54 YirenDigital
YRD 10.3
38.47 22.01 YorkSpace
YSS ...
12.96 6.30 Youdao
DAO ...
169.39 137.33 Yum!Brands
YUM 1.8
58.39 41.00 YumChina
YUMC 2.1
29.97 11.04 ZimIntShipping ZIM 14.8
3.90 2.50 ZKH
ZKH ...
25.52 16.34 ZTO Express
ZTO 2.6
61.85 2.13 ZeppHealth
ZEPP ...
24.90 10.69 ZetaGlobal
ZETA ...
3.66 1.11 ZeviaPBC
ZVIA ...
5.87 3.23 Zhihu
ZH
...
114.44 84.59 ZimmerBiomet ZBH 1.0
6.55 1.65 ZipRecruiter
ZIP
...
177.00 115.25 Zoetis
ZTS 1.6
53.17 27.74 ZurnElkayWater ZWS .9
1 4.98 +0.02 .28
dd 10.59 –0.03 ...
80 210.47 +0.60 ...
24 15.28 –0.82 .14
dd 17.56 –0.06 ...
dd 6.13 +0.64 ...
dd 4.26 –4.03 ...
33 129.56 +0.89 .43
21 43.71 –3.97 ...
dd 35.39 –3.12 ...
9 7.08 –0.23 ...
dd 4.45 +0.27 ...
10 22.29 +1.04 ...
dd 5.68 +0.15 ...
2 3.90 +0.07 .22
... 25.60 –0.31 ...
86 10.72 +0.54 ...
30 168.16 +4.83 .75
22 54.91 +1.29 .29
3 28.83 –0.44 .31
dd 3.60 –0.05 ...
16 24.38 –0.91 .29
dd 19.28 –2.20 ...
dd 16.95 +0.64 ...
dd 1.34 –0.32 ...
21 3.32 –0.18 ...
28 98.44 –0.31 .24
dd 1.81 –0.54 ...
22 131.10 +2.32 .53
44 50.98 +0.13 .11
NYSE ARCA
25.34 24.69 DoubleSecCred
27.77 24.84 EventideIntl
29.18 24.84 HancockDiscVal
26.77 23.64 PictetAI&Auto
27.34 24.69 TruSocAmIcons
26.99 24.50 VanEckIndia
DSCO ...
ESIM .1
JDVL 1.6
PBOT .1
TSIC ...
INDZ ...
... 25.34 +0.20 ...
... 27.64 +0.24.0074
... 28.81 –0.26.4611
... 24.88 –0.10.024
... 27.34 +0.68 ...
... 24.84 –0.21 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
A
116.04 62.00 AAON
AAON .4
28.35 13.40 AcadiaPharm
ACAD ...
58.14 38.05 ACI Worldwide ACIW ...
4.00 1.43 AC Immune
ACIU ...
71.65 16.82 ACM Research ACMR ...
25.67 13.50 ADMA Biologics ADMA ...
11.18 6.93 Adtran
ADTN ...
12.19 7.85 AGNC Invt
AGNC12.8
9.40 1.50 AIFU
AIFU ...
39.07 7.28 AIRO
AIRO ...
15.00 0.56 ALPS
ALPS ...
ALXO ...
2.66 0.40 AlxOncology
10.28 5.41 AMC Networks AMCX ...
53.27 32.00 Amerisafe
AMSF 5.0
99.50 56.71 ANI Pharm
ANIP ...
ANTX ...
1.55 1.00 AN2 Therap
30.42 13.58 APA
APA 3.3
10.21 9.87 AParadiseAcqn APAD ...
0.40 0.14 AParadiseAcqnRt APADR ...
12.60 5.75 ARKRestaurants ARKR ...
18.90 6.66 ARS Pharm
SPRY ...
1547.22 578.51 ASML
ASML .5
129.89 18.22 AST Space
ASTS ...
29.80 13.76 ATN Intl
ATNI 3.8
41.19 1.13 AXT
AXTI ...
17.94 4.88 AardvarkTherap AARD ...
ABCL ...
6.52 1.89 AbCelleraBio
148.83 4.77 Abivax
ABVX ...
6.56 0.25 AboveFood
ABVE ...
5.23 2.01 Absci
ABSI ...
4.32 2.70 AcaciaResearch ACTG ...
62.45 33.34 AcademySports ASO .9
ACHC ...
33.58 11.43 AcadiaHlthcr
2.10 0.50 Accuray
ARAY ...
4.89 1.05 AclarisTherap
ACRS ...
5.75 1.05 AcrivonTherap ACRV ...
10.03 9.78 ActivateEnergy AEAQ ...
11.99 3.72 ActuateTherap ACTU ...
3.25 0.86 AcumenPharm ABOS ...
3.53 1.30 Adagene
ADAG ...
ADAM11.2
8.76 5.01 Adamas
20.76 6.26 AdaptiveBiotech ADPT ...
124.44 88.96 AddusHomeCare ADUS ...
ADEA 1.0
21.07 10.59 Adeia
12.09 0.88 AdlaiNortye
ANL ...
453.26 244.28 Adobe
ADBE ...
347.28 75.01 AdvEnergyInds AEIS .1
8.62 2.06 AdvFlowerCap AFCG37.7
267.08 76.48 AdvMicroDevices AMD ...
2.54 0.50 AdvantageSolns ADV ...
33.00 8.91 AebiSchmidt
AEBI .7
AMTX ...
3.66 1.22 Aemetis
417.86 102.25 AeroVironment AVAV ...
AEVA ...
38.80 2.52 AevaTech
100.00 30.90 AffirmA
AFRM ...
19.90 13.12 Afya
AFYA 1.7
145.25 63.71 Agilysys
AGYS ...
AGIO ...
46.00 22.24 AgiosPharm
16.65 12.66 AgomAbTherap AGMB ...
5.82 2.53 Agora
API
...
11.24 10.57 Agric&NatSolnsA ANSC ...
130.37 6.75 AimeiHlthTech AFJK ...
0.49 0.22 AimeiHlthTechRt AFJKR ...
144.75 99.88 Airbnb
ABNB ...
12.00 1.53 AirSculptTech AIRS ...
7.20 2.36 AirshipAI
AISP ...
113.50 67.51 AkamaiTech
AKAM ...
29.16 16.80 AktisOncology AKTS ...
ALRM ...
60.76 43.00 Alarm.com
10.59 10.02 AldelFinII A
ALDF ...
3.40 0.87 Alector
ALEC ...
7.50 3.02 AlgomaSteel
ASTL 4.4
43.20 27.02 Alico
ALCO .5
208.31 122.00 AlignTech
ALGN ...
23.87 11.63 AlignmentHlthcr ALHC ...
31.66 14.11 AlkamiTech
ALKT ...
36.32 25.17 Alkermes
ALKS ...
12.85 2.64 Allbirds
BIRD ...
118.00 39.80 AllegiantTravel ALGT ...
43.86 16.38 AllegroMicro
ALGM ...
28.39 22.20 AllianceResource ARLP 9.1
72.40 57.09 AlliantEnergy
LNT 3.0
70.00 19.25 Allient
ALNT .2
2.80 0.86 AllogeneTherap ALLO ...
11.92 4.37 Allot
ALLT ...
495.55 205.87 AlnylamPharm ALNY ...
33.01 15.90 Alpha&Omega AOSL ...
7.48 1.91 AlphaTeknova TKNO ...
349.00 140.53 Alphabet A
GOOGL .3
350.15 142.66 Alphabet C
GOOG .3
23.29 8.81 Alphatec
ATEC ...
7.73 2.90 Altimmune
ALT ...
15.96 4.30 AltisourcePortf ASPS ...
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
84 101.20 –1.10 .10
11 24.56 +0.57 ...
16 39.68 –1.20 ...
dd 2.93 +0.41 ...
33 55.68 –10.91 ...
26 15.57 –0.53 ...
dd 10.20 +0.13 ...
8 11.21 –0.24 .12
dd 1.93 +0.15 ...
dd 9.80 +0.49 ...
dd
.96 +0.07 ...
dd 2.11 –0.34 ...
6 8.17 –0.18 ...
13 32.53 –5.10 .41
45 73.90 –3.87 ...
dd 1.10 +0.06 ...
8 30.37 +1.31 .25
cc 10.15 +0.04 ...
...
.40 +0.07 ...
dd 6.93 +0.08 ...
dd 9.28 +0.28 ...
52 1450.56 –19.032.7005
dd 79.19 –1.01 ...
dd 28.82 +0.80 .275
dd 37.90 +8.22 ...
dd 12.49 +0.17 ...
dd 3.61 +0.57 ...
... 121.28 –9.07 ...
... 1.25 –0.26 ...
dd 2.74 +0.09 ...
84 4.19 +0.03 ...
11 60.13 +1.35 .13
dd 23.44 +6.65 ...
dd
.58 +0.04 ...
dd 2.87 –0.37 ...
dd 1.51 –0.02 ...
... 9.91 –0.01 ...
dd 3.74 –0.39 ...
dd 3.14 +0.57 ...
dd 2.96 –0.18 ...
7 8.24 +0.10 .23
dd 16.02 +0.82 ...
20 103.53 –11.95 ...
21 20.69 +1.68 .05
... 7.86 –2.06 ...
16 262.41 +3.80 ...
88 335.57 +4.34 .10
dd 2.28 +0.02 .15
76 200.21 +0.06 ...
dd
.52 –0.10 ...
34 14.42 –1.19 .025
dd 1.42 –0.05 ...
dd 252.25 –12.38 ...
dd 13.26 +0.72 ...
58 46.98 –4.11 ...
10 13.60 –0.50 .232
67 72.17 –6.47 ...
dd 30.23 +0.98 ...
... 16.02 +0.52 ...
97 4.67 +0.04 ...
55 11.20 –0.02 ...
cc 32.31 –5.63 ...
...
.34 –0.06 ...
33 135.11 +7.22 ...
dd 1.58 –0.30 ...
4 2.73 +0.26 ...
32 98.39 +4.22 ...
... 20.13 +1.23 ...
19 47.85 +2.26 ...
42 10.55 –0.01 ...
dd 2.43 +0.44 ...
dd 4.59 –0.36 .05
dd 41.28 +0.03 .05
34 190.10 +0.08 ...
dd 19.22 –1.38 ...
dd 16.55 –0.48 ...
21 30.10 –1.81 ...
dd 2.84 –0.31 ...
dd 102.15 –5.47 ...
dd 36.47 –2.46 ...
11 26.49 +0.24 .60
23 72.34 +1.33 .535
59 65.84 –2.53 .03
dd 2.78 +0.73 ...
87 6.34 –3.90 ...
cc 332.92 –3.27 ...
dd 21.01 –1.37 ...
dd 2.58 +0.52 ...
29 311.76 –3.22 .21
29 311.43 –3.47 .21
dd 13.62 +0.61 ...
dd 4.31 –0.07 ...
dd 7.62 +2.32 ...
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10 12 2
52-Week
High
Low
Name
4
10 12 2
4
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
30.60 2.76 Alumis
ALMS ...
11.85 3.93 Alvotech
ALVO ...
AMAL 1.8
42.66 25.03 AmalgamFin
258.60 161.38 Amazon.com
AMZN ...
AMBA ...
96.69 38.86 Ambarella
AMBR ...
13.09 1.23 AmberIntl
95.41 65.74 Amdocs
DOX 3.3
16.50 8.50 AmerAirlines
AAL ...
134.60 97.46 AEP
AEP 2.8
16.49 6.26 AmOutdoorBrands AOUT ...
46.48 18.77 AmerPubEduc APEI ...
70.49 13.98 AmerSupercond AMSC ...
72.16 47.15 AmericanWoodmark AMWD ...
CRMT ...
62.72 17.78 AmerCarMart
ASRV 3.2
3.93 2.03 AmeriServFin
390.14 261.43 Amgen
AMGN 2.6
14.38 5.51 AmicusTherap FOLD ...
AMKR .7
57.09 14.03 AmkorTech
15.42 6.69 AmnealPharm AMRX ...
31.26 19.83 AmphastarPharm AMPH ...
18.59 3.20 AmtechSystems ASYS ...
17.49 2.60 AmylyxPharm AMLX ...
363.20 158.65 AnalogDevices ADI 1.2
ANAB ...
57.74 13.99 AnaptysBio
13.99 2.86 AnavexLifeSci AVXL ...
55.65 5.89 AnbioBiotechnology NNNN ...
ANDE 1.2
70.06 31.03 Andersons
10.90 10.09 AndrettiAcqnIIA POLE ...
ANGI ...
19.42 7.63 Angi
13.99 8.27 AngioDynamics ANGO ...
17.74 7.87 AnikaTherap
ANIK ...
ANNX ...
7.18 1.29 Annexon
27.72 8.35 AntalphaPlatfm ANTA ...
8.36 2.34 AnterisTech
AVR ...
APLS ...
30.48 16.10 ApellisPharm
9.99 9.87 ApexTreasuryA APXT ...
APOG 2.7
49.99 30.75 ApogeeEnt
84.56 26.20 ApogeeTherap APGE ...
APLM ...
42.12 3.66 ApollomicsA
326.04 161.13 AppFolio
APPF ...
APPN ...
46.06 21.77 Appian
288.62 169.21 Apple
AAPL .4
42.27 3.31 AppliedDigital APLD ...
395.95 123.74 ApplMaterials AMAT .5
84.31 9.71 AppliedOptoelec AAOI ...
745.61 200.50 AppLovin
APP ...
APYX ...
4.50 0.76 ApyxMedical
7.55 2.12 AquestiveTherap AQST ...
5.10 2.71 ArbutusBiopharma ABUS ...
112.92 55.19 ArcBest
ARCB .5
114.26 47.86 Arcellx
ACLX ...
103.39 82.45 ArchCapital
ACGL ...
10.70 9.96 ArchimedesII
ATII ...
24.17 5.85 ArcturusTherap ARCT ...
31.77 11.86 ArcutisBiotherap ARQT ...
ARDX ...
8.40 3.21 Ardelyx
ARCC10.3
23.63 18.26 AresCapital
934.62 510.06 argenx
ARGX ...
ARHS .0
12.98 6.61 Arhaus
183.16 80.00 Arm
ARM ...
10.91 10.00 ArmadaAcqnII XRPN ...
BTOC ...
2.52 0.28 Armlogi
7.89 3.18 Arq
ARQ ...
12.23 3.76 ArrayTech
ARRY ...
40.00 1.03 ArriveAI
ARAI ...
AVBP ...
26.00 15.47 ArriVentBio
36.44 22.72 ArrowFinancial AROW 3.6
76.76 9.57 ArrowheadPharm ARWR ...
ARTC ...
...
... ArtTechAcqn
19.85 5.46 Arteris
AIP
...
10 12 2
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 29.69 +1.72 ...
17 3.99 –0.15 ...
11 38.49 –1.96 .17
29 210.00 –0.11 ...
dd 60.34 –7.67 ...
dd 2.60 +0.18 ...
14 69.80 –0.37 .569
79 13.07 –0.52 ...
20 133.82 +4.45 .95
dd 9.10 –0.29 ...
35 45.82 +1.97 ...
11 32.58 –1.46 ...
12 50.10 –7.28 ...
dd 19.96 –2.53 ...
11 3.80 –0.05 .03
27 388.16 +13.41 2.52
dd 14.37 +0.03 ...
32 47.82 –0.12.0835
cc 13.81 –0.69 ...
9 20.23 –8.30 ...
dd 13.05 +1.17 ...
dd 15.17 +1.16 ...
65 355.79 +0.76 1.10
dd 55.05 +0.86 ...
dd 4.43 +0.31 ...
cc 25.76 +1.06 ...
23 65.29 –0.36 .20
34 10.59 –0.01 ...
8 7.78 –0.63 ...
dd 11.44 +0.22 ...
dd 14.36 +3.73 ...
dd 5.60 +0.70 ...
... 8.78 –0.31 ...
dd 6.51 +0.83 ...
cc 20.96 –1.32 ...
... 9.96 –0.02 ...
22 39.82 –1.24 .27
dd 70.00 +1.61 ...
dd 20.21 +0.28 ...
46 177.76 +5.53 ...
cc 26.67 +1.53 ...
33 264.18 –0.40 .26
dd 27.27 –1.77 ...
38 372.30 –3.08 .46
dd 84.23 +32.55 ...
46 434.77 +16.09 ...
dd 3.27 –0.51 ...
dd 4.00 +0.05 ...
dd 4.66 +0.39 ...
39 102.66 –2.43 .12
dd 113.79 +49.68 ...
9 100.15 +1.66 ...
53 10.53 –0.02 ...
dd 8.23 +0.56 ...
dd 26.97 +1.56 ...
dd 6.55 +0.82 ...
10 18.62 –0.53 .48
39 766.92 –77.49 ...
16 8.25 –0.93 .35
cc 127.45 +1.87 ...
cc 10.31 +0.02 ...
dd
.33
... ...
dd 3.51 +0.05 ...
dd 7.58 –3.65 ...
... 1.10 –0.05 ...
dd 22.97 –0.02 ...
13 33.31 –1.81 .30
41 63.27 –0.32 ...
... 9.83
... ...
dd 16.99 +2.26 ...
4
10 12 2
52-Week
High
Low
Name
4
10 12 2
4
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
36.19 30.50 ArtesianRscs A ARTNA 3.7
0.57 0.15 ArtiusIIAcqnRt AACBR ...
7.36 1.47 ArtivaBiotherap ARTV ...
18.93 5.90 Arvinas
ARVN ...
242.00 124.06 AscendisPharma ASND ...
17.92 11.05 AscentIndustries ACNT ...
48.45 17.56 AscentagePharma AAPG ...
39.71 7.75 AssemblyBiosci ASMB ...
64.37 29.65 AstecIndustries ASTE .8
262.90 47.13 AsteraLabs
ALAB ...
81.89 19.51 Astronics
ATRO ...
12.68 6.96 AstroNova
ALOT ...
6.75 1.15 AtaiBeckley
ATAI ...
19.15 3.92 AtaraBiotherap ATRA ...
4.80 2.46 AteaPharm
AVIR ...
47.18 35.46 AtlantaBravesC BATRK ...
50.50 38.67 AtlantaBravesA BATRA ...
3.71 1.25 AtlanticAmerican AAME .8
6.50 1.16 AtlIntl
ATLN ...
78.91 41.37 Atlanticus
ATLC ...
287.26 67.85 Atlassian
TEAM ...
43.17 21.50 AtourLifestyle ATAT 1.8
43.18 28.29 AtriCure
ATRC ...
...
... AtriumTherap RNA ...
29.00 19.00 AuburnNatlBncp AUBN 4.5
11.50 6.95 AudioCodes
AUDC 5.6
7.73 4.35 AuraBiosciences AURA ...
90.19 14.69 AuraMinerals
AUGO 1.7
16.54 6.83 AuriniaPharm
AUPH ...
8.25 3.60 AuroraInnov
AUR ...
329.09 215.01 Autodesk
ADSK ...
2.70 1.11 AutolusTherap AUTL ...
329.93 203.26 ADP
ADP 3.2
69.00 0.31 AutoziInternet AZI
...
10.32 3.67 AveannaHealth AVAH ...
20.25 9.86 AvePoint
AVPT ...
27.02 15.80 AviatNetworks AVNW ...
31.61 19.75 AvidbankHoldings AVBH ...
73.06 21.51 AvidityBio
RNAM ...
212.81 54.03 AvisBudget
CAR ...
68.29 39.22 Avnet
AVT 2.1
2.95 1.37 Aware
AWRE ...
102.93 40.40 AxcelisTechs
ACLS ...
0.25 0.11 AxiomIntellRt AXINR ...
10.15 9.93 AxiomIntellA
AXIN ...
885.92 396.41 AxonEnterprise AXON ...
191.50 86.99 AxsomeTherap AXSM ...
45.26 23.91 Azenta
AZTA ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
16 33.88 +0.54.3136
...
.30 –0.01 ...
dd 5.82 +1.14 ...
dd 13.27 +1.28 ...
dd 233.50 +8.50 ...
cc 17.16 –0.23 ...
dd 24.10 –0.83 ...
dd 29.84 +1.09 ...
37 62.09 +3.37 .13
97 118.83 –10.85 ...
cc 80.62 +2.37 ...
dd 9.08 –0.43 ...
dd 3.63 –0.25 ...
2 5.42 +1.24 ...
dd 4.68 +0.03 ...
dd 43.71 +0.58 ...
dd 48.41 +0.63 ...
12 2.62 –0.41 .02
dd 3.15 +0.39 ...
9 52.31 –2.16 ...
dd 75.13 –0.85 ...
27 39.27 +0.31 .36
dd 31.26 –1.32 ...
... 14.75
... ...
12 24.10 –1.59 .27
23 7.14 –0.10 .20
dd 5.89 +0.48 ...
dd 84.45 +9.86 .48
25 14.17 –0.23 ...
dd 4.68 –0.09 ...
48 245.87 +18.89 ...
dd 1.71 +0.04 ...
21 214.36 –0.11 1.70
dd
.31 –0.04 ...
20 7.36 +0.02 ...
dd 10.78 +0.28 ...
22 25.04 +0.34 ...
dd 28.88 –0.92 ...
dd 72.82 –0.04 ...
dd 97.41 +0.94 ...
27 65.84 –1.48 .35
dd 1.64 –0.11 ...
22 82.61 +2.45 ...
...
.18 –0.01 ...
... 10.13 +0.02 ...
cc 542.40 +108.49 ...
dd 163.89 –19.83 ...
dd 26.98 –2.30 ...
B
10.38 7.31 BCB Bancorp
BCBP 4.0
17.50 11.12 BCP Invt
BCIC 16.7
10.96 7.24 BGC
BGC .8
47.02 28.46 BJ's Rest
BJRI ...
138.42 85.08 BOK Fin
BOKF 2.0
10.97 2.67 BRC
RILY ...
81.89 31.78 BRP
DOO .8
10.26 10.00 BTCDevelopment BDCI ...
16.00 0.95 BTQTechnologies BTQ ...
10.86 3.68 Backblaze
BLZE ...
165.30 74.71 Baidu
BIDU ...
65.78 33.60 BakerHughes
BKR 1.4
183.01 139.17 Balchem
BCPC .5
47.15 15.88 BaldwinInsurance BWIN ...
4.10 1.00 BallardPower
BLDP ...
138.77 97.02 BancFirst
BANF 1.8
18.63 11.33 Bandwidth
BAND ...
53.66 35.71 BankOZK
OZK 3.8
28.48 19.14 BankofMarinBncp BMRC 4.0
50.10 32.49 Bank7
BSVN 2.7
dd 8.00 –0.53 .08
10 11.25 –0.20 .47
31 9.52 –0.08 .02
18 37.99 –3.21 ...
14 125.72 –8.37 .63
1 6.45 –0.35 ...
cc 73.33 –8.31.1568
... 10.03 +0.01 ...
dd 3.33 +0.78 ...
dd 3.76 –0.64 ...
40 124.44 –11.42 ...
25 65.26 +3.05 .23
38 181.43 +10.13 .96
dd 23.23 +6.70 ...
dd 2.14 +0.03 ...
15 110.00 –6.76 .49
dd 14.82 –0.30 ...
8 46.56 –3.26 .46
dd 24.89 –2.30 .25
9 40.68 –2.98 .27
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52-Week
High
Low
Name
March 2, 2026
NASDAQ ISSUES
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
51.54 26.39 BankwellFinl
BWFG 1.7
BANR 3.4
69.83 54.01 Banner
4.88 2.12 Baozun
BZUN ...
2.92 0.56 BarinthusBio
BRNS ...
49.65 25.33 BarrettBus
BBSI 1.2
19.75 13.96 BassettFurniture BSET 5.3
33.15 22.22 BayCom
BCML 3.6
12.24 10.81 BayviewAcqnA BAYA ...
0.42 0.11 BayviewAcqnRt BAYAR ...
36.44 13.53 BeamTherap
BEAM ...
227.42 53.95 BelFuse A
BELFA .1
248.61 58.00 BelFuse B
BELFB .1
59.25 30.97 BentleySystems BSY .8
385.22 196.45 BeOneMed
ONC ...
11.32 10.11 BertoAcqn
TACO ...
32.71 8.89 BetaBionics
BBNX ...
94.06 8.90 BetterHome&Fin BETR ...
7.69 0.50 BeyondMeat
BYND ...
6.50 2.38 BginBlockchain BGIN ...
BCAX ...
19.71 7.80 BicaraTherap
11.16 5.03 BicycleTherap
BCYC ...
146.60 3.01 BigTreeCloud
DSY ...
36.40 14.47 Bilibili
BILI ...
138.70 66.00 BillionToOne
BLLN ...
3.44 1.36 BinahCapital
BCG ...
9.20 2.01 BingEx
FLX ...
72.16 46.01 Bio-Techne
TECH .5
24.00 2.88 BioAgeLabs
BIOA ...
5.40 0.53 BioceresCrop
BIOX ...
BCRX ...
11.31 6.00 BioCryst
19.13 3.44 Biodesix
BDSX ...
202.41 110.04 Biogen
BIIB ...
12.80 4.27 BioHarvestSci BHST ...
73.51 50.76 BioMarinPharm BMRN ...
3.08 0.87 BiomeaFusion BMEA ...
124.00 81.20 BioNTech
BNTX ...
4.75 2.02 Biote
BTMD ...
11.25 5.81 Bioventus
BVS ...
10.00 9.80 BitcoinInfrAcqn BIXI ...
6.60 0.67 Bitfarms
BITF ...
4.94 1.20 BlackDiamond BDTX ...
13.40 10.51 BlackHawkAcqn BKHAU ...
11.95 10.41 BlackHawkAcqn BKHA ...
2.35 0.86 BlackHawkAcqnRt BKHAR ...
30.40 11.51 BlackRockCoffee BRCB ...
74.88 45.71 Blackbaud
BLKB ...
59.57 31.75 BlackLine
BL
...
8.83 4.06 BlkRkTCPCap
TCPC24.4
6.76 1.08 Blaize
BZAI ...
10.05 9.91 BleichroederII
BBCQ ...
10.70 5.60 Bloomin'Brands BLMN .0
10.44 9.95 BlueAcqnA
BACC ...
0.48 0.13 BlueAcqnRt
BACCR ...
BLBD ...
62.90 30.04 BlueBird
14.74 7.61 BlueFoundryBncp BLFY ...
166.50 1.83 BlueGold
BGL ...
10.41 9.93 BlueWaterIII A BLUW ...
11.20 10.02 BoldEagleAcqnA BEAG ...
0.45 0.20 BoldEagleAcqnRt BEAGR ...
5839.41 3765.45 Booking
BKNG .9
2.02 0.96 BoundlessBio
BOLD ...
45.83 17.90 BowmanConsult BWMN ...
4.85 1.46 BraggGaming
BRAG ...
98.99 13.10 Braiin
BRAI ...
26.63 7.84 Brainsway
BWAY ...
2.40 0.98 BrandHouse
TBHC ...
43.89 15.26 Braze
BRZE ...
14.87 8.50 BridgeBioOncology BBOT ...
84.94 28.33 BridgeBioPharma BBIO ...
3.44 1.02 BridgerAerospace BAER ...
10.77 7.14 BridgfordFoods BRID ...
66.33 42.07 BrighthouseFin BHF ...
BTSG ...
44.87 15.48 BrightSpring
3.10 1.26 BrilliantEarthA BRLT64.5
414.61 138.10 Broadcom
AVGO .8
BRKR .5
56.22 28.53 Bruker
8.64 2.61 Bumble
BMBL ...
41.72 2.18 BurningRockBio BNR ...
30.32 20.07 BusFirstBcshs BFST 2.2
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
11 46.70 –1.81 .20
10 58.85 –5.49 .50
dd 2.51 –0.25 ...
dd
.58 –0.04 ...
13 27.77 –4.52 .08
21 14.97 +0.02 .20
13 29.40 –0.84 .30
cc 11.85 –0.01 ...
...
.25 –0.03 ...
dd 28.46 +0.87 ...
45 211.95 –4.06 .06
49 229.71 –5.33 .07
44 36.55 +2.71 .07
cc 316.99 –45.15 ...
... 10.21 +0.02 ...
dd 12.63 –1.07 ...
dd 32.90 +4.13 ...
dd
.95 +0.22 ...
... 2.71 –0.08 ...
dd 16.78 +1.30 ...
dd 5.73 +0.36 ...
dd 3.13 –0.44 ...
cc 27.90 –2.40 ...
dd 76.33 –9.09 ...
56 2.15 –0.24 ...
dd 2.57 –0.01 ...
cc 59.00 +1.48 .08
dd 22.27 +1.76 ...
dd
.56 –0.03 ...
dd 8.75 +1.30 ...
dd 15.33 +2.14 ...
22 191.82 –0.21 ...
dd 4.71
... ...
35 61.73 –2.35 ...
dd 1.37 +0.05 ...
dd 110.23 +0.09 ...
3 2.12 +0.02 ...
78 8.78 +0.20 ...
... 9.91
... ...
dd 2.20 +0.17 ...
7 2.47 +0.14 ...
52 12.56 +0.31 ...
47 11.46 –0.14 ...
... 1.50 –0.10 ...
... 13.34 +0.35 ...
20 48.54 –0.59 ...
91 35.25 –0.90 ...
dd 4.09 –0.52 .25
dd 1.18 –0.07 ...
... 9.92 –0.02 ...
63 6.12 –0.35 .15
cc 10.20 +0.04 ...
...
.30 +0.04 ...
15 58.27 –2.73 ...
dd 13.18 –1.19 ...
29 1.93 –0.39 ...
... 10.34 –0.01 ...
34 10.52 –0.02 ...
...
.31 +0.03 ...
26 4239.35 +162.5610.50
dd 1.16
... ...
35 33.54 +0.12 ...
dd 1.68 –0.05 ...
... 14.61 –7.64 ...
73 23.14 –0.98 ...
dd 1.08 +0.04 ...
dd 18.99 +1.83 ...
dd 10.03 +0.05 ...
dd 66.48 –1.66 ...
dd 2.43 –0.06 ...
dd 7.37 –0.11 ...
10 59.98 –3.95 ...
69 41.43 +0.37 ...
dd 1.55 –0.05 .25
67 319.55 –13.10 .65
dd 40.11 +1.83 .05
dd 3.04 +0.01 ...
dd 25.83 –3.18 ...
10 27.30 –1.58 .15
C
6.96 2.13 Cadiz
CDZI ...
7.31 1.31 CAMP4Therapeutics CAMP ...
81.00 53.14 C&F Fin
CFFI 2.6
37.75 26.01 CB FinSvcs
CBFV 3.2
10.50 4.81 CCC Intelligent CCC ...
192.30 118.44 CDW
CDW 2.1
CEVA ...
34.82 18.23 CEVA
3.65 1.09 C4 Therap
CCCC ...
60.00 14.80 CG Oncology
CGON ...
203.34 84.68 CH Robinson
CHRW 1.4
75.00 0.22 CIDHoldCo
DAIC ...
1.88 0.80 CLPS
CLPS ...
322.57 248.53 CME Group
CME 1.6
30.84 19.32 CNB Fin PA
CCNE 2.7
8.90 2.25 CompassPath
CMPS ...
10.50 9.84 CO2EnTransition NOEM ...
0.45 0.15 CO2EnTransitionRt NOEMR ...
PMTS ...
34.25 10.81 CPI Card
227.29 149.96 CRA Intl
CRAI 1.3
dd 5.20 –0.11 ...
dd 4.49 +0.15 ...
9 72.82 –3.78 .48
42 34.81 +0.08 .28
... 5.83 +0.74 ...
15 122.64 –2.00 .63
dd 20.86 +1.40 ...
dd 2.70 +0.54 ...
dd 58.80 +1.17 ...
38 185.25 –4.81 .63
dd
.24 –0.06 ...
dd 1.03 –0.07 ...
29 319.50 +11.41 6.15
12 28.01 –1.97 .19
dd 6.90 –1.15 ...
75 10.38 +0.03 ...
...
.20
... ...
10 12.27 +0.27 ...
21 172.66 +6.06 .57
52-Week
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
78.48 30.04 CrisprTherap
CRSP ...
80.67 54.65 CSG Systems
CSGS 1.7
10.08 9.85 CSLM Digital III KOYN ...
17.94 8.54 CSP
CSPI 1.3
42.82 26.22 CSX
CSX 1.2
21.48 16.01 CVB Fin
CVBF 4.2
3.78 0.99 CabalettaBio
CABA ...
376.45 221.56 CadenceDesign CDNS ...
34.22 17.86 CaesarsEnt
CZR ...
3.86 0.86 Caesarstone
CSTE ...
126.40 71.92 Cal-MaineFoods CALM 3.3
10.44 9.92 CalRedwoodA
CRAQ ...
28.72 18.40 CalavoGrowers CVGW 3.0
0.70 0.11 CalisaAcqnRt
ALISR ...
30.35 7.68 Calumet
CLMT ...
6.80 0.23 CambiumNtwks CMBM ...
51.57 34.53 CamdenNational CAC 3.6
43.85 25.62 Campbell's
CPB 5.8
174.61 47.41 Camtek
CAMT ...
2.22 0.43 Canaan
CAN ...
34.59 6.57 CanadianSolar CSIQ ...
9.13 4.25 CandelTherap
CADL ...
2.38 0.77 CanopyGrowth CGC ...
11.16 7.01 Cantaloupe
CTLP ...
21.61 14.39 CanterburyPark CPHC 1.8
11.09 10.17 CantorEqPtrsIII CAEP ...
13.74 10.33 CantorEqPtrsII CEPT ...
16.50 10.09 CantorEqPtrsI CEPO ...
10.67 10.09 CantorEqPtrsIV A CEPF ...
10.18 10.13 CantorEqPtrsVI CEPS ...
10.36 10.11 CantorEqPtrsV CEPV ...
36.40 24.69 CapitalBancorp CBNK 1.6
46.83 32.38 CapitalCityBank CCBG 2.4
24.83 14.09 CapCleanEn
CCEC 2.6
23.84 17.46 CapitalSouthwest CSWC10.6
7.84 4.90 CapitolFedFin
CFFN 4.7
1.93 0.30 Captivision
CAPT ...
35.76 21.98 CardinalInfr
CDNL ...
3.28 0.80 Cardlytics
CDLX ...
4.01 1.14 Carecloud
CCLD ...
22.61 10.96 CareDx
CDNA ...
39.42 24.65 CarGurus
CARG ...
3.54 0.66 CaribouBio
CRBU ...
42.50 17.15 CarisLifeSci
CAI
...
17.19 10.65 Carlsmed
CARL ...
69.85 33.02 Carlyle
CG 2.7
17.94 10.87 CarlyleSecured CGBD14.4
22.51 13.61 CarterBkshrs
CARE ...
10.42 10.00 CartesianIII A
CGCT ...
18.97 5.98 CartesianTherap RNAC ...
121.24 82.22 CasellaWaste
CWST ...
690.00 372.09 CaseysGenStores CASY .3
47.43 36.07 CassInfoSys
CASS 2.9
44.28 14.59 CastleBiosci
CSTL ...
54.99 36.06 CathayGenBncp CATY 3.1
713.01 393.53 CavcoIndustries CVCO ...
11.44 10.11 CaysonAcqn
CAPN ...
0.40 0.12 CaysonAcqnRt CAPNR ...
81.72 17.57 CecoEnvl
CECO ...
20.86 11.76 CellebriteDI
CLBT ...
5.48 1.10 Cellectis
CLLS ...
30.58 9.60 CentessaPharm CNTA ...
25.50 9.80 Central Banco
CBC 2.0
41.25 28.77 CentralGarden CENT ...
37.35 25.97 CentralGardenA CENTA ...
10.77 10.18 CenturionAcqnA ALF ...
55.99 13.05 CenturyAluminum CENX ...
2.85 1.82 Ceragon
CRNT ...
13.74 5.94 Cerence
CRNC ...
24.68 10.01 CeriBell
CBLL ...
15.38 6.04 Certara
CERT ...
2.96 1.12 Cerus
CERS ...
41.80 9.95 Chagee
CHA .0
36.77 1.38 ChainceDigital CD
...
10.32 9.81 ChampionsGateA CHPG ...
437.06 180.38 CharterComms CHTR ...
234.36 150.17 CheckPoint
CHKP ...
69.70 42.69 CheesecakeFct CAKE 1.9
73.94 45.00 ChefsWarehouse CHEF ...
65.50 40.71 ChemungFinl
CHMG 2.4
10.56 9.91 ChengheAcqnIII CHEC ...
12.26 9.58 ChicagoAtlantic LIEN 13.6
16.27 11.62 ChicagoAtlRealEst REFI 15.5
9.56 3.66 Children'sPlace PLCE ...
44.94 16.17 ChimeFinl
CHYM ...
45.43 12.78 ChipMOSTechs IMOS 1.4
115.37 79.83 ChordEnergy
CHRD 4.8
11.66 10.45 ChurchillCapIX CCIX ...
10.45 10.07 ChurchillCapXI CCXI ...
119.11 85.58 ChurchillDowns CHDN .5
82.43 35.21 Cimpress
CMPR ...
174.27 123.02 CincinnatiFinl
CINF 2.3
229.24 180.39 Cintas
CTAS .9
25.52 1.86 CipherDigital
CIFR ...
146.88 75.83 CirrusLogic
CRUS ...
88.19 52.11 CiscoSystems
CSCO 2.1
49.50 16.82 CitiTrends
CTRN ...
19.11 12.69 CtznCmntyBcp CZWI 2.4
133.59 102.22 CityHolding
CHCO 2.9
4.69 3.02 Clarus
CLAR 3.2
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 60.14 +6.68 ...
40 79.90 –0.03 .34
... 10.03 –0.01 ...
dd 9.01 –0.10 .03
28 42.69 +0.38 .14
13 19.23 –1.25 .20
dd 3.32 +0.41 ...
74 301.40 +5.12 ...
dd 25.05 +3.82 ...
dd 1.37 –0.26 ...
4 87.11 +3.30 .72
... 10.19 +0.02 ...
24 26.84 +0.39 .20
...
.52 –0.01 ...
dd 26.96 –1.18 ...
dd 1.12 –0.07 ...
12 46.16 –3.03 .42
14 26.95 +0.12 .39
cc 167.39 +19.29 ...
dd
.49 +0.04 ...
91 17.71 –2.34 ...
dd 5.25 +0.14 ...
dd 1.12 –0.07 ...
14 10.44 +0.17 ...
dd 15.65 +0.04 .07
... 10.25 +0.02 ...
90 11.10 –0.20 ...
65 10.47 +0.01 ...
cc 10.41 –0.03 ...
... 10.14 +0.01 ...
... 10.15
... ...
9 29.41 –1.74 .12
12 42.85 –0.15 .27
6 22.71 –0.38 .15
12 21.87 –0.89 .06
13 7.18 –0.50 .085
...
.42 –0.02 ...
... 32.22 –2.08 ...
dd
.86 –0.04 ...
60 2.45 +0.04 ...
dd 18.76 –0.04 ...
20 30.70 +0.53 ...
dd 1.90 +0.10 ...
dd 20.14 +0.61 ...
dd 14.57 +1.80 ...
24 51.99 –1.24 .35
11 11.12 –0.42 .40
15 20.84 –1.06 ...
... 10.25 –0.03 ...
dd 7.59 +0.66 ...
cc 93.16 –2.30 ...
42 685.59 +18.37 .57
17 44.38 –0.33 .32
dd 29.57 +0.36 ...
11 49.71 –3.80 .38
25 577.26 –18.54 ...
47 10.79 +0.05 ...
...
.22 –0.01 ...
44 60.45 –18.33 ...
43 13.34 +0.18 ...
dd 3.88 –0.02 ...
dd 26.86 +2.36 ...
14 24.15 –1.04 .12
16 39.19 –0.48 ...
14 34.54 –0.69 ...
32 10.77 +0.04 ...
cc 51.56 –1.08 ...
dd 2.27 –0.03 ...
dd 7.91 –0.01 ...
dd 18.67 –1.55 ...
cc 7.08 +0.62 ...
dd 2.56 +0.15 ...
8 10.93 +0.59 .92
dd 5.87 +1.92 ...
cc 10.24 –0.03 ...
6 234.63 +4.47 ...
16 152.07 –6.97 ...
21 64.78 +1.24 .30
43 71.39 +1.37 ...
18 55.52 –3.24 .34
... 10.07
... ...
7 10.03 +0.07 .34
7 12.15 +0.20 .47
dd 4.00 –0.39 ...
dd 22.13 +1.22 ...
cc 44.93 +10.73.6132
cc 108.37 +2.99 1.30
46 10.64 +0.01 ...
... 10.16 –0.03 ...
18 91.93 –1.78 .438
81 73.05 +0.81 ...
11 163.98 +0.98 .94
43 201.13 +1.11 .45
dd 15.60 +0.95 ...
19 141.12 –1.02 ...
28 79.46 +0.26 .42
dd 47.38 +1.97 ...
12 17.41 –1.00 .105
13 119.97 –4.99 .87
dd 3.16 –0.20 .025
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
3.11 1.30 CleanEnerFuels CLNE ...
46.76 23.78 Clearfield
CLFD ...
7.59 1.05 ClimbBio
CLYM ...
145.02 80.08 ClimbGlbl
CLMB .7
4.05 1.94 CloverHealth
CLOV ...
120.05 71.47 CoastalFinl
CCB ...
205.00 105.21 Coca-ColaCon
COKE .5
110.90 80.70 CocaColaEuropac CCEP 2.1
3.87 1.00 Codexis
CDXS ...
43.73 3.72 CogentBio
COGT ...
75.46 15.96 CogentComm
CCOI 11.0
59.88 22.67 Cognex
CGNX .6
87.03 60.04 CognizantTech CTSH 2.0
11.66 6.29 CognyteSoftware CGNT ...
10.47 10.07 CohenCircleII A CCII ...
2.62 0.71 CoherusOncology CHRS ...
34.96 12.57 Cohu
COHU ...
444.65 139.36 CoinbaseGlbl
COIN ...
9.49 2.00 Coincheck
CNCK ...
50.79 23.23 CollegiumPharm COLL ...
171.51 98.97 ColliersIntl
CIGI .3
32.70 19.61 ColumbiaBanking COLB 5.2
18.87 12.64 ColumbiaFinl
CLBK ...
90.29 47.47 ColumbiaSportswr COLM 1.9
10.88 9.95 ColumbusAcqn COLA ...
0.50 0.11 ColumbusAcqnRt COLAR ...
...
... ColumbusCircleII CMII ...
24.40 11.78 ColumbusMcKinn CMCO 1.5
35.58 24.12 Comcast A
CMCSA 4.3
63.30 48.69 CommerceBcshrs CBSH 2.2
7.20 2.41 Commerce.com CMRC ...
2.11 0.81 CommVehicle
CVGI ...
65.79 44.60 CmntyTrBcp
CTBI 3.5
200.68 79.51 CommvaultSys CVLT ...
10.18 4.39 comScore
SCOR ...
CMTL ...
6.21 1.19 ComtechTel
66.00 29.35 Concentrix
CNXC 4.2
3.61 1.18 Conduent
CNDT ...
32.63 15.64 Confluent
CFLT ...
3.28 0.51 ConnectBio
CNTB ...
29.28 20.61 ConnectOneBncp CNOB 2.7
30.83 17.84 ConsensusCloud CCSI ...
39.12 22.69 ConsldWater
CWCO 1.5
412.70 161.35 ConstellationEner CEG .5
141.90 64.79 ConstructionPtrs ROAD ...
10.51 6.67 ConsumerPtf
CPSS ...
16.33 3.35 ContineumTherap CTNM ...
92.84 61.78 Cooper
COO ...
63.85 33.81 Copart
CPRT ...
23.63 6.20 CoreScientific
CORZ ...
187.00 33.52 CoreWeave
CRWV ...
17.43 5.60 CorMedix
CRMD ...
12.00 4.48 CorsairGaming CRSR ...
119.57 44.83 Corvel
CRVL ...
26.95 2.54 CorvusPharm
CRVS ...
97.43 43.17 CoStar
CSGP ...
1067.08 844.06 Costco
COST .5
71.93 24.85 CrackerBarrel
CBRL 3.1
13.27 9.90 CraneHarborAcqn CHAC ...
1.40 0.20 CraneHarborRt CHACR ...
10.03 9.88 CraneHarborII
CRAN ...
0.27 0.18 CraneHarborIIRt CRANR ...
549.75 401.90 CreditAcceptance CACC ...
213.80 29.09 CredoTech
CRDO ...
18.57 12.62 CrescentCapBDC CCAP13.3
14.21 7.70 Cresud
CRESY ...
CRCT 4.7
7.33 3.94 Cricut
57.99 24.10 CrineticsPharm CRNX ...
39.52 16.15 Criteo
CRTO ...
32.15 1.23 CriticalMetals CRML ...
122.84 73.21 Crocs
CROX ...
CRON ...
3.43 1.60 Cronos
17.30 7.43 CrossCtyHlthcr CCRN ...
566.90 298.00 CrowdStrike
CRWD ...
0.25 0.17 CrownReserveIRt CRACR ...
10.05 9.89 CrownReserveI CRAC ...
16.74 5.68 CullinanTherap CGEM ...
7.25 1.85 CumberlandPharm CPIX ...
4.68 0.33 Currenc
CURR ...
CVRX ...
14.00 4.30 CVRx
9.83 4.81 Cybin
HELP ...
28.78 1.61 Cycurion
CYCU ...
CTKB ...
6.18 2.37 CytekBiosci
70.98 29.31 Cytokinetics
CYTK ...
6.35 0.40 CytomXTherap CTMX ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 2.26 –0.35 ...
dd 31.44 –1.08 ...
dd 7.15 +1.52 ...
20 94.68 –23.82 .17
dd 2.09 +0.07 ...
24 74.19 –9.46 ...
31 202.40 +20.18 .25
23 110.43 +4.731.4349
dd 1.01 –0.16 ...
dd 38.85 +1.51 ...
dd 18.76 +0.18 .02
80 54.40 –1.63 .085
14 64.43 –0.60 .33
dd 7.09 +0.29 ...
cc 10.28 +0.02 ...
dd 1.67 +0.04 ...
dd 30.20 –1.36 ...
40 175.85 +4.50 ...
... 2.41 –0.10 ...
26 41.67 –3.33 ...
59 118.73 +4.60 .15
13 28.45 –3.31 .37
35 17.90 –0.54 ...
19 61.94 –2.29 .30
99 10.49
... ...
...
.31 –0.04 ...
... 9.81
... ...
92 18.98 –0.12 .07
6 30.96 –0.38 .33
13 50.99 –3.04 .275
dd 2.78 –0.24 ...
dd 1.71 –0.02 ...
11 60.04 –3.53 .53
44 85.08 –5.92 ...
dd 6.81 –0.83 ...
dd 5.02 –0.55 ...
dd 32.80 –0.05 .36
dd 1.46 –0.13 ...
dd 30.67 –0.03 ...
... 2.47 –0.18 ...
18 26.53 –1.43 .18
7 30.08 +0.21 ...
36 37.85 +0.76 .14
45 329.88 +35.04.4265
61 134.37 +2.47 ...
10 8.10 –0.22 ...
dd 15.34 –0.24 ...
45 83.67 –0.40 ...
24 38.09 +1.61 ...
cc 16.97 –0.33 ...
dd 79.56 –9.69 ...
3 7.13 +0.10 ...
dd 5.49 –0.13 ...
25 51.58 +2.18 ...
dd 18.26 +1.69 ...
cc 44.63 –5.24 ...
54 1010.79 +25.52 1.30
44 32.72 –1.03 .25
87 10.37 –0.04 ...
...
.70 –0.01 ...
... 9.95 –0.03 ...
...
.19 –0.01 ...
13 473.18 –22.16 ...
98 112.27 –11.79 ...
14 12.66 –0.65 .42
4 11.38 –0.66 ...
11 4.30 –0.32 .10
dd 41.10 –2.34 ...
7 17.87 +0.35 ...
dd 10.15 +1.09 ...
dd 90.71 –9.33 ...
29 2.67 –0.03 ...
dd 8.70 +0.09 ...
dd 371.98 –16.62 ...
...
.21 +0.03 ...
... 9.98
... ...
dd 15.50 +1.85 ...
dd 4.92 +1.02 ...
dd 2.09 +0.06 ...
dd 8.16 +2.05 ...
dd 7.35 +0.54 ...
dd 1.74 –0.02 ...
dd 4.48 +0.05 ...
dd 62.22 –5.72 ...
13 5.37 –0.06 ...
D
10.65 9.88 D.BoralARC I A BCAR
9.20 5.46 DMC Global
BOOM
3.46 2.15 D-MarketElec
HEPS
12.90 10.17 DT CloudStar
DTSQ
0.28 0.09 DT CloudStarRt DTSQR
171.70 67.68 DXP Ents
DXPE
DSAC
10.04 9.93 DaedalusSpec
28.27 10.24 Daktronics
DAKT
201.69 81.63 Datadog
DDOG
35.53 13.04 Dave&Buster's PLAY
286.45 65.46 Dave
DAVE
5.54 1.08 DawsonGeophys DWSN
13.20 5.64 DayOneBiopharm DAWN
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... 10.09
...
dd 5.89 –2.66
dd 2.65 –0.06
38 11.07 +0.01
...
.17 –0.03
26 138.47 –10.66
... 10.00 +0.03
cc 25.78 –1.95
cc 111.96 –3.70
dd 14.72 –0.69
19 193.27 +16.76
dd 3.42 +0.46
dd 10.60 –1.18
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
4.70 1.14 DefinitiveHlthcr DH
...
18.70 4.70 DefiniumTherap DFTX ...
23.77 10.57 DenaliTherap
DNLI ...
17.34 9.85 DentsplySirona XRAY 4.4
117.35 62.56 DescartesSystems DSGX ...
11.14 2.60 DesignTherap
DSGN ...
2.35 0.49 DestinationXL DXLG ...
4.48 1.93 Deswell
DSWL 5.6
89.98 54.11 DexCom
DXCM ...
172.45 114.11 DiamondHillInvt DHIL 3.5
177.25 114.00 DiamondbkEner FANG 2.4
10.67 6.19 Diamondrock
DRH 2.7
51.78 22.39 DigiIntl
DGII ...
17.20 4.25 Digimarc
DMRC ...
11.24 10.05 DigitalAssetA DAAQ ...
36.86 23.25 DimeCommBcshs DCOM 3.1
81.71 32.93 Diodes
DIOD ...
99.50 30.82 DiscMedicine
IRON ...
33.80 21.87 DistributionSoln DSGR ...
6.85 2.00 DiversifiedHlthcr DHC .6
16.78 7.61 dLocal
DLO .0
35.54 16.07 Docebo
DCBO ...
94.67 40.16 DocuSign
DOCU ...
142.40 61.80 DollarTree
DLTR ...
500.55 370.70 Domino's
DPZ 2.0
18.49 3.45 Domo
DOMO ...
21.12 16.50 DonegalGroup A DGICA 4.1
20.46 13.84 DonegalGroup B DGICB 4.0
285.50 155.40 DoorDash
DASH ...
31.14 20.85 DorchesterMnls DMLP10.7
166.89 106.95 DormanProducts DORM ...
11.25 8.09 DoubleDown
DDI
...
9.93 4.28 DouYuIntl
DOYU ...
48.78 21.01 DraftKings
DKNG ...
19.74 9.80 DrivenBrands
DRVN ...
32.40 23.63 Dropbox
DBX ...
0.24 0.09 DrugsMadeInAmRt DMAAR ...
10.48 9.96 DrugsMadeInAm DMAA ...
10.01 9.86 DrugsMadeAmII DMII ...
0.17 0.10 DrugsMadeAmIIRt DMIIR ...
4.66 1.58 DuluthHoldings DLTH ...
10.39 10.00 DuneAcqnII
IPOD ...
544.93 91.99 Duolingo
DUOL ...
15.24 9.86 Dynamix
ETHM ...
9.99 9.87 DynamixIII
DNMX ...
25.00 6.36 DyneTherap
DYN ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 1.28 –0.23 ...
dd 17.45 +0.32 ...
dd 21.18 +0.99 ...
dd 14.68 +2.14 .16
37 66.25 –0.83 ...
dd 10.44 +0.33 ...
dd
.50 –0.16 ...
5 3.60
... .10
35 73.43 +0.35 ...
10 171.87 +0.654.00
31 174.08 –1.93 1.05
38 10.04 +0.11 .09
44 48.82 –1.38 ...
dd 4.41 –0.44 ...
89 10.24
... ...
14 32.35 –1.92 .25
48 68.23 –0.22 ...
dd 66.62 +5.26 ...
dd 29.90 –0.81 ...
dd 6.76 +0.52 .01
21 12.24 –1.15.5251
23 17.38 +0.23 ...
32 45.07 +0.59 ...
dd 126.48 –8.03 ...
23 402.51 +17.90 1.99
dd 3.59 –0.31 ...
8 17.62 +0.23.1825
8 16.69 +0.67 .165
83 176.47 +0.18 ...
22 25.99 +0.63.7557
18 117.86 –11.83 ...
4 9.14 +0.32 ...
dd 5.28 +0.01 ...
dd 23.84 +1.53 ...
dd 11.00 –6.08 ...
13 24.99 –0.49 ...
...
.09 –0.04 ...
62 10.46 +0.01 ...
... 9.98
... ...
...
.13 +0.01 ...
dd 2.15 –0.27 ...
cc 10.39 +0.02 ...
13 101.00 –11.94 ...
... 10.39
... ...
... 9.92 –0.03 ...
dd 15.62 +0.74 ...
E
3.25 0.76 ECARX
ECX ...
5.05 1.21 EDAP TMS
EDAP ...
10.39 9.31 EGHAcqn
EGHA ...
0.48 0.16 EGHAcqnRt
EGHAR ...
23.75 15.10 EagleBncpMT
EBMT 2.7
123.82 68.27 EastWestBncp EWBC 2.9
22.58 13.51 EasternBankshares EBC 2.7
28.75 17.61 Eastern
EML 2.4
5.90 2.30 EbangIntl
EBON ...
101.15 58.71 eBay
EBAY 1.4
132.25 14.90 EchoStar
SATS ...
31.82 10.60 EdgewiseTherap EWTX ...
4.54 0.91 EditasMedicine EDIT ...
1.84 0.92 EducDev
EDUC ...
25.79 11.23 EHang
EH
...
9.24 1.24 eHealth
EHTH ...
2.84 1.52 8x8
EGHT ...
17.40 13.29 EikonTherap
EIKN ...
11.74 8.29 ElPolloLoco
LOCO ...
775.99 303.06 ElbitSystems
ESLT .4
204.89 128.02 ElectronicArts EA
.4
129.20 0.10 ElongPower
ELPW ...
15.55 9.20 Embecta
EMBC 5.8
EMIS ...
10.09 9.90 EmmisAcqn
0.19 0.15 EmmisAcqnRt EMISR ...
44.09 3.19 EmperyDigital EMPD ...
44.80 31.28 Enact
ACT 2.0
17.15 4.09 EnantaPharma ENTA ...
68.75 26.45 EncoreCapital
ECPG ...
18.32 10.03 EnergyRecovery ERII ...
81.28 14.01 EnlightRenewableEn ENLT ...
30.22 13.30 EnlivenTherap ELVN ...
16.49 5.24 Enovix
ENVX ...
66.70 25.78 EnphaseEnergy ENPH ...
216.92 118.73 EnsignGroup
ENSG .1
142.50 60.75 Entegris
ENTG .3
62.30 45.22 EnterpriseFinSvcs EFSC 2.3
12.93 4.93 EntradaTherap TRDA ...
PLUS 1.2
93.98 53.83 ePlus
8.50 4.20 EpsilonEnergy EPSN 4.9
992.90 701.41 Equinix
EQIX 2.1
35.50 27.75 EquipmentShare EQPT ...
14.17 1.01 Erasca
ERAS ...
456.93 247.01 ErieIndemnity ERIE 2.2
16.99 11.41 Escalade
ESCA 4.2
4.18 0.69 EsperionTherap ESPR ...
19.00 9.45 EthosTech
LIFE ...
ETON ...
23.00 11.09 EtonPharm
79.96 24.74 eToro
ETOR ...
114.25 64.34 EuronetWorldwide EEFT ...
6.59 2.72 EuropeanWax
EWCZ ...
14.41 7.66 EverCommerce EVCM ...
dd 1.68 +0.11 ...
dd 4.37 –0.34 ...
... 10.20
... ...
...
.32 –0.03 ...
11 21.70 –0.81 .145
11 109.45 –11.86 .80
48 19.56 –1.86 .13
22 18.57 –0.04 .11
dd 2.44 –0.19 ...
21 90.86 +2.79 .31
dd 115.53 +5.17 ...
dd 30.44 +1.13 ...
dd 2.20 +0.41 ...
3 1.36 –0.03 ...
dd 12.27 +0.07 ...
dd 1.30 –0.18 ...
dd 2.14 –0.15 ...
... 13.78 –1.10 ...
13 11.06 +0.20 ...
78 769.04 +44.31 .75
75 200.57 +0.17 .19
...
.11 –0.32 ...
4 10.26 –0.47 .15
... 10.05 +0.03 ...
...
.16
... ...
dd 3.78 –0.06 ...
9 41.84 +0.41 .21
dd 14.30 +0.79 ...
6 68.29 +9.88 ...
24 10.43 –5.81 ...
65 67.24 –2.81 ...
dd 29.69 +3.67 ...
dd 5.27 –0.68 ...
33 42.27 –4.29 ...
37 214.17 +3.53 .065
86 132.45 –2.04 .10
11 57.10 –4.34 .33
dd 11.93 +0.64 ...
17 80.66 –1.29 .25
19 5.12 +0.13.0625
71 974.26 +46.15 5.16
... 29.02 –2.53 ...
dd 13.66 +1.12 ...
25 269.44 –3.601.4625
16 14.40 +0.30 .15
dd 3.35 –0.13 ...
11 12.35 +1.55 ...
dd 16.99 –0.94 ...
13 30.67 –0.51 ...
10 69.55 –2.95 ...
22 5.72
... ...
... 11.48 +1.16 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
84.08 61.94 Evergy
EVRG 3.3
EVER ...
30.03 13.93 EverQuote
17.24 4.34 EverspinTech
MRAM ...
5.18 2.19 EVgo
EVGO ...
14.94 4.09 Evolus
EOLS ...
10.09 9.86 EvolutionGlbA EVOX ...
24.37 5.50 EvolutionMtls EMAT ...
4.80 2.84 Evotec
EVO ...
12.23 2.67 Exagen
XGN ...
49.62 32.38 Exelixis
EXEL ...
49.88 41.71 Exelon
EXC 3.4
48.79 26.94 ExlService
EXLS ...
12.23 6.90 eXpWorld
EXPI 2.9
126.62 91.02 ExpandEnergy EXE 2.1
303.80 130.01 Expedia
EXPE .9
3.99 0.89 Expensify
EXFY ...
87.88 63.81 Exponent
EXPO 1.7
22.89 10.10 ExtremeNetworks EXTR ...
19.11 3.91 EyePoint
EYPT ...
26.59 12.85 Ezcorp
EZPW ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
23 83.66 +3.40 .695
6 15.80 +0.31 ...
dd 10.80 –0.19 ...
dd 2.74 –0.06 ...
dd 4.30 –0.07 ...
... 9.99
... ...
dd 7.97 –3.01 ...
dd 3.40 –0.13 ...
dd 3.62 +0.21 ...
16 44.06 +0.43 ...
18 49.47 +1.68 .42
20 31.25 +1.18 ...
dd 6.97 –0.54 .05
14 107.92 –0.14 .575
22 215.69 +12.21 .48
dd
.95 –0.35 ...
35 72.78 +2.62 .31
cc 13.98 –0.07 ...
dd 17.56 +2.23 ...
17 26.53 +1.16 ...
F
FACT ...
10.70 9.97 FACTIIAcqn
346.00 223.76 F5
FFIV ...
10.25 9.53 FGMergerII
FGMC ...
0.70 0.07 FGMergerIIRt
FGMCR ...
206.25 6.64 FG Nexus
FGNX ...
10.15 9.95 FIGXCapitalA
FIGX ...
FRPH ...
31.99 21.68 FRP Holdings
6.64 1.04 FST
KBSX ...
323.51 81.45 FTAI Aviation
FTAI ...
7.94 3.10 FTAI Infra
FIP 2.1
29.02 3.71 Falcon'sBeyondGlbl FBYD ...
3.28 1.34 FarmerBros
FARM ...
FAST 2.1
50.63 35.31 Fastenal
20.27 4.65 Fastly
FSLY ...
1.94 0.66 FateTherap
FATE ...
36.99 7.18 Fermi
FRMI ...
74.79 40.46 Ferrovial
FER .0
50.00 37.00 FidelityD&D
FDBC 3.9
23.48 16.70 FidusInvt
FDUS 9.7
0.51 0.14 FifthEraAcqnIRt FERAR ...
55.44 32.25 FifthThirdBncp FITB 3.2
78.00 25.09 FigureTechSolns FIGR ...
35.47 20.97 FinInstitutions FISI 4.1
22.49 13.49 FinWiseBancorp FINW ...
73.80 16.00 FireflyAerospace FLY ...
19.01 8.82 FirstAdvantage FA
...
62.64 34.50 FirstBancorpNC FBNC 1.6
30.33 22.11 FirstBancorp
FNLC 5.4
18.11 12.74 FirstBank
FRBA 2.3
27.65 18.40 FirstBusey
BUSE 4.1
60.54 42.18 FirstBusFinSvcs FBIZ 2.5
2232.21 1473.62 FirstCitizBcshA FCNCA .4
45.03 31.21 FirstCommBkshs FCBC 3.2
31.38 21.10 FirstFinBncpOH FFBC 3.6
38.74 29.44 FirstFinBkshs
FFIN 2.5
69.21 42.05 FirstFinancial
THFF 3.5
10.55 4.31 FirstGuarBcshs FGBI .5
28.35 20.32 FirstHawaiian FHB 4.2
30.74 17.05 FirstInternetBncp INBK 1.2
39.26 22.95 FirstInterBanc FIBK 5.4
44.33 33.13 FirstMerchants FRME 3.7
44.85 27.58 FirstMidBcshs FMBH 2.4
FNWB 3.0
10.98 6.05 FirstNWBncp
285.99 116.56 FirstSolar
FSLR ...
71.98 52.14 1stSource
SRCE 2.4
41.95 24.66 FirstUnited
FUNC 2.9
21.99 12.17 FirstWatchRest FWRG ...
28.00 17.52 FirstWesternFin MYFW ...
193.96 109.51 FirstCash
FCFS .9
209.66 147.23 FirstService
FSV .8
42.34 29.95 FirstSunCapBncp FSUN ...
238.59 57.79 Fiserv
FISV ...
229.33 52.38 FiveBelow
FIVE ...
7.50 1.66 5EAdvMatls
FEAM ...
36.73 15.70 Five9
FIVN ...
42.26 22.22 FiveStarBncp
FSBC 2.2
10.96 10.26 FlagShipAcqn
FSHP ...
0.22 0.10 FlagShipAcqnRt FSHPR ...
72.22 25.11 Flex
FLEX ...
59.95 29.38 Flexsteel
FLXS 1.6
33.51 3.46 FluenceEnergy FLNC ...
17.79 10.65 FlushingFinl
FFIC 5.7
15.25 8.20 Flywire
FLYW ...
6.95 2.94 FoghornTherap FHTX ...
107.04 22.58 FormFactor
FORM ...
190.56 82.52 FormulaSys
FORTY 1.5
11.57 4.91 ForresterRes
FORR ...
110.67 70.12 Fortinet
FTNT ...
FTRE ...
18.67 3.97 Fortrea
10.02 10.00 FortressValueV FVAV ...
32.47 9.79 ForwardAir
FWRD ...
5.00 0.86 Fossil
FOSL ...
32.63 17.16 FosterLB
FSTR ...
FDMT ...
12.34 2.24 4D Molecular
FOXA 1.0
76.39 46.42 FoxA
68.18 43.18 FoxB
FOX 1.1
31.18 13.08 FoxFactory
FOXF ...
3.03 0.38 FractylHealth
GUTS ...
58 10.48 –0.01 ...
22 271.36 –7.03 ...
cc 10.09 +0.02 ...
...
.52 –0.03 ...
dd 6.71 –0.83 ...
... 10.13 +0.01 ...
98 23.94 –0.25 ...
... 1.23 +0.17 ...
66 305.80 +16.06 ...
dd 5.81 –0.14 .03
dd 6.48 +2.25 ...
dd 1.50 +0.04 ...
42 46.04 –0.18 .24
dd 19.12 +1.04 ...
dd 1.48 +0.02 ...
... 9.97 +0.85 ...
15 74.38 +1.62.4707
9 43.85 –1.60 .43
8 17.71 –0.73 .07
...
.31 –0.04 ...
14 49.47 –4.15 .40
... 25.28 –3.84 ...
9 31.38 –2.36 .32
15 16.84 –0.30 ...
dd 19.27 –0.71 ...
dd 11.51 +1.66 ...
21 56.79 –5.44 .24
9 27.65 –1.14 .37
9 15.92 –0.96 .09
20 25.36 –1.07 .26
9 54.65 –3.21 .34
11 1898.15 –118.43 2.10
15 39.13 –1.37 .31
11 28.07 –2.29 .25
17 30.93 –2.40 .19
9 63.36 –3.67 .56
dd 8.81 –0.48 .01
11 24.76 –1.63 .26
dd 20.28 –0.12 .06
12 34.61 –2.83 .47
10 39.08 –3.29 .36
11 41.01 –2.83 .25
dd 9.27 –0.89 .07
14 197.20 –44.68 ...
10 67.01 –3.58 .40
9 35.47 –0.85 .26
40 12.46 –3.46 ...
19 25.29 –0.21 ...
26 192.79 +9.34 .42
50 157.57 +1.82 .305
11 36.47 –3.01 ...
10 62.29 +0.82 ...
40 223.53 +3.44 ...
dd 2.00 +0.28 ...
39 17.44 –1.88 ...
13 38.93 –1.83 .25
44 10.83 –0.02 ...
...
.15 –0.04 ...
28 63.02 –2.66 ...
14 51.47 –1.86 .20
dd 15.54 –1.01 ...
29 15.43 –1.25 .22
cc 12.31 +1.08 ...
dd 5.68 –0.05 ...
cc 98.88 +4.32 ...
25 115.83 –4.87.5195
dd 5.98 –0.16 ...
33 79.03 –0.97 ...
dd 10.72 –0.28 ...
... 10.02 +0.02 ...
dd 25.29 –2.53 ...
dd 4.68 +0.01 ...
69 30.73 –0.56 ...
dd 9.66 +0.64 ...
14 56.34 –0.68 .28
12 51.73 –0.52 .28
dd 16.84 –2.88 ...
dd
.47
... ...
March 2, 2026
D ATA
52-Week
High
Low
Name
BARRON’S
NASDAQ ISSUES
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
111.53 78.87 FranklinElec
FELE 1.1
14.90 4.31 FreightCarAmer RAIL ...
61.47 13.69 FrequencyElec FEIM ...
109.39 46.76 Freshpet
FRPT ...
17.21 6.79 Freshworks
FRSH ...
24.37 12.24 FriedmanInds
FRD .9
70.14 35.61 Frontdoor
FTDR ...
7.49 2.89 Frontier
ULCC ...
11.99 3.58 FuelCell
FCEL ...
15.74 2.32 FulcrumTherap FULC ...
31.04 14.57 FulgentGenetics FLGT ...
22.99 14.33 FultonFin
FULT 3.7
12.70 2.22 Funko
FNKO ...
25.00 1.23 Fusemachines FUSE ...
202.53 70.60 Futu
FUTU ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
31 99.62 +3.78 .28
6 13.83 –0.07 ...
23 50.21 +1.68 ...
33 84.45 +9.94 ...
12 7.82 +0.36 ...
8 18.61 +0.56 .04
20 68.57 +12.27 ...
dd 4.44 –0.77 ...
dd 8.14 +0.46 ...
dd 8.38 –2.62 ...
dd 15.33 –7.85 ...
10 20.45 –1.94 .19
dd 5.00 –0.24 ...
dd 1.37 –0.01 ...
17 148.84 –6.53 ...
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G
41.87 28.00 GCI Liberty A
GLIBA ...
41.18 29.00 GCI Liberty C
GLIBK ...
4.49 0.60 GCL Global
GCL ...
14.18 9.86 GCM Grosvenor GCMG 4.0
42.20 8.60 GDEV
GDEV .0
48.61 16.93 GDS Holdings
GDS ...
90.26 57.65 GE HealthCare GEHC .2
7.41 1.66 GEN Restaurant GENK .0
19.51 7.98 GH Research
GHRS ...
34.83 20.33 G-IIIApparel
GIII 1.3
10.79 10.24 GP-ActIIIAcqnA GPAT ...
118.84 20.44 GRAIL
GRAL ...
74.75 53.12 GRAVITY
GRVY ...
18.15 1.62 GSI Tech
GSIT ...
10.20 9.96 GSRIVAcqn
GSRF ...
6.39 2.93 Gaia
GAIA ...
4.34 1.41 GainTherap
GANX ...
37.78 22.59 Galapagos
GLPG ...
45.92 8.20 GalaxyDigital
GLXY ...
14.95 4.07 Gambling.com GAMB ...
52.25 41.17 Gaming&Leisure GLPI 6.4
21.42 7.02 GarrettMotion GTX 1.4
11.12 0.48 Gauzy
GAUZ ...
45.89 5.57 GeminiSpace
GEMI ...
32.22 21.33 GenDigital
GEN 2.2
12.40 1.10 GenDigitalRt
GENVR ...
170.87 55.17 GeneDx
WGS ...
10.00 9.86 GeneralPurposeAcqn GPAC ...
16.00 11.44 GenerateBiomed GENB ...
35.43 17.24 Genmab
GMAB ...
29.38 20.28 Gentex
GNTX 2.1
39.48 22.75 Gentherm
THRM ...
29.89 5.51 GeospaceTech GEOS ...
45.00 32.75 GermanAmBncp GABC 3.0
2.01 1.04 Geron
GERN ...
11.20 9.51 GesherAcqnII
GSHR ...
75.08 42.86 GibraltarInds
ROCK ...
48.00 11.17 GigaCloudTech GCT ...
10.05 9.87 GigCapital8
GIW ...
0.45 0.25 GigCapital8Rt GIWWR ...
12.50 10.08 GigCapital7A
GIG
...
20.38 5.30 GilatSatellite
GILT ...
157.29 93.37 GileadSciences GILD 2.2
64.42 23.45 GitLab
GTLB ...
29.50 17.91 GladstoneCap
GLAD 9.9
16.40 10.33 GladstoneComm GOOD 9.6
15.34 11.42 GladstoneInvt GAIN 7.0
13.00 8.47 GladstoneLand LAND 4.6
10.29 9.93 GlobaTerraA
GTERA ...
0.25 0.10 GlobaTerraRt
GTERR ...
43.68 26.64 Global-EOnline GLBE ...
37.00 25.88 GlobalIndemnity GBLI 5.0
11.84 8.28 GlobalWaterRscs GWRS 3.3
50.98 29.77 GlobalFoundries GFS ...
74.88 17.24 Globalstar
GSAT ...
9.98 4.80 Gloo
GLOO ...
16.82 3.85 Gogo
GOGO ...
46.23 29.56 GolarLNG
GLNG 2.2
32.74 19.57 GoldenEnt
GDEN 3.5
40.74 36.45 GSTechOpps
GTOP ...
15.74 11.96 GolubCapital
GBDC11.0
5.81 1.79 GoodRx
GDRX ...
12.03 6.51 Goodyear
GT
...
127.99 42.87 GooseheadIns
GSHD ...
3.05 0.40 GoPro
GPRO ...
GTEN ...
10.53 10.12 GoresX A
3.87 0.33 GossamerBio
GOSS ...
6.62 3.36 Grab
GRAB ...
223.04 149.37 GrandCanyonEduc LOPE ...
11.46 6.15 GreatElmCap
GECC23.6
3.51 1.76 GreatElm
GEG ...
16.99 7.51 GreatLakesDredge GLDD ...
67.70 47.57 GreatSouthernBncp GSBC 2.8
15.64 3.14 GreenPlains
GPRE ...
2.42 0.58 GreenidgeGen GREE ...
15.07 11.57 GreenlightCapRe GLRE ...
11.14 6.19 Grifols
GRFS 1.6
19.41 8.96 GroceryOutlet GO
...
43.08 9.21 Groupon
GRPN ...
134.99 70.24 GrAeroportuario OMAB 3.5
120.74 34.88 GuardantHealth GH
...
dd 39.74 –0.49 ...
dd 39.35 –0.69 ...
...
.61 –0.06 ...
31 11.58 –0.13 .12
... 15.04 –0.95 3.31
72 41.31 –3.77 ...
19 84.27 +0.04 .035
dd 1.92 +0.18 .03
dd 14.85 –0.75 ...
9 30.59 –1.30 .10
31 10.78 +0.02 ...
dd 53.23 +3.02 ...
8 65.02 +0.40 ...
dd 8.16 +1.57 ...
... 10.03 +0.01 ...
dd 3.39 +0.18 ...
dd 2.61 +0.67 ...
6 33.66 –0.11 ...
dd 20.59 –0.61 ...
85 4.36 +0.03 ...
17 48.91 +1.66 .78
13 20.36 +1.46 .08
dd
.50 –0.10 ...
dd 6.03 +0.21 ...
23 22.57 +0.22 .125
... 1.35 –0.39 ...
dd 79.71 –2.35 ...
... 9.91 –0.01 ...
... 12.65 –3.35 ...
19 29.44 +0.15 ...
13 23.40 –0.57 .12
55 32.77 –1.34 ...
dd 9.17 –0.15 ...
14 41.34 –2.33 .31
dd 1.68 –0.20 ...
... 10.36 +0.06 ...
cc 45.48 –7.31 ...
13 44.34 +9.31 ...
... 9.99 +0.01 ...
...
.27 –0.01 ...
74 10.60 –0.01 ...
48 15.90 +1.11 ...
22 148.95 –2.45 .82
dd 26.30 –0.09 ...
12 18.20 –0.19 .15
89 12.49 –0.06 .10
4 13.69 –0.13 .08
dd 12.28 +1.37.0467
cc 10.18 +0.03 ...
...
.12
... ...
92 34.97 –1.11 ...
14 27.89 –1.07 .35
56 9.16 +0.24.0253
30 47.55 +1.36 ...
dd 62.27 +2.17 ...
dd 6.53 +0.92 ...
dd 4.23 –0.16 ...
cc 44.46 –1.33 .25
cc 28.90 –0.26 .25
... 37.75 –0.61 ...
10 11.99 –0.16 .33
22 1.87 –0.60 ...
dd 8.25 –0.69 ...
52 54.20 +9.75 ...
dd
.97 +0.16 ...
cc 10.31 –0.02 ...
dd
.42 –1.71 ...
cc 4.22 –0.16 ...
21 159.07 +1.75 ...
dd 6.26 –0.23 .37
dd 2.05 –0.03 ...
16 16.95 +0.06 ...
10 61.53 –2.93 .43
dd 13.73 –0.29 ...
dd 1.22 –0.06 ...
dd 14.19 +0.04 ...
15 9.10 –0.30.1404
dd 9.88 –0.48 ...
dd 12.62 –0.44 ...
22 122.16 –12.822.2197
dd 93.90 –9.20 ...
H
29.88 19.46 HBT Finl
35
HBT 3.4
11 26.96 –1.42 .23
52-Week
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
10.49 10.03 HCMIIIAcqn
HCMA ...
57.17 43.75 H2OAmerica
HTO 3.3
19.50 11.51 Hutchmed
HCM ...
56.64 30.20 H World
HTHT 3.2
HCKT 3.5
30.50 12.76 HackettGroup
HAIN ...
4.84 0.74 HainCelestial
10.06 9.91 HallChadwickA HCAC ...
82.22 47.50 HalozymeTherap HALO ...
179.19 98.00 HamiltonLane HLNE 2.1
75.43 43.90 HancockWhitney HWC 3.0
30.20 19.25 HanmiFinancial HAFC 4.3
24.55 18.31 HanoverBancorp HNVR 1.9
12.18 7.80 Harmonic
HLIT ...
40.87 25.52 HarmonyBio
HRMY ...
HROW ...
54.85 20.85 Harrow
5.39 2.33 Harte-Hanks
HHS ...
106.98 49.00 Hasbro
HAS 2.8
186.15 98.30 Hawkins
HWKN .5
36.49 25.21 HawthornBcsh HWBK 2.5
5.06 1.61 HealthCatalyst HCAT ...
22.98 9.13 HealthcareSvcs HCSG ...
116.65 72.76 HealthEquity
HQY ...
34.13 19.50 HealthStream HSTM .6
41.22 20.13 Heartflow
HTFL ...
HTLD .7
12.13 7.00 HeartlandExp
HELE ...
57.95 16.22 HelenofTroy
HLXC ...
10.36 10.13 HelixAcqnIII
MOMO .0
9.22 5.12 HelloGroup
13.19 8.43 HennessyAdvsrs HNNA 6.0
0.65 0.16 HennessyCapVIIRt HVIIR ...
10.99 9.81 HennessyCapVII HVII ...
89.29 60.56 HenrySchein
HSIC ...
HERE ...
15.64 2.15 HereGroup
13.83 8.09 HeritageCommerce HTBK 4.2
HFWA 3.6
28.98 19.84 HeritageFin
9.39 3.26 HertzGlobal
HTZ ...
30.85 10.41 Hesai
HSAI ...
13.12 3.85 HighPeakEner HPK 3.1
10.12 9.93 HighviewMerger HVMC ...
HLMN ...
10.85 6.55 HillmanSolns
HIMX 4.9
10.38 5.66 HimaxTechs
338.00 209.71 HinghamSvg
HIFS .9
HOLX ...
75.49 51.90 Hologic
64.17 39.59 HomeBancorp
HBCP 2.1
HNST ...
5.62 2.07 Honest
246.00 168.99 Honeywell
HON 2.0
15.99 7.34 HookerFurnishings HOFT 3.2
HOPE 5.0
12.79 8.82 HopeBancorp
19.07 12.70 HorizonBancorp HBNC 3.8
14.31 9.51 HorizonSpaceII HSPT ...
0.33 0.12 HorizonSpaceIIRt HSPTR ...
9.99 5.71 HorizonTechFin HRZN22.1
21.00 12.22 HostHotels
HST 4.1
53.26 30.75 HubGroup
HUBG 1.2
4.53 1.50 HuizeHolding
HUIZ ...
HUMA ...
3.50 0.88 Humacyte
234.82 122.79 JBHunt
JBHT .8
19.45 11.92 HuntingtonBcshs HBAN 3.7
21.46 13.19 Hurco
HURC ...
186.78 116.12 HuronConsulting HURN ...
66.07 10.04 Hut8
HUT ...
HYPR ...
2.22 0.53 Hyperfine
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
... 10.14 +0.01 ...
18 53.79 –1.40 .44
5 14.33 –0.96 ...
32 54.80 +0.69 .79
29 13.66 –0.30 .12
dd
.80 –0.05 ...
... 10.00 –0.01 ...
28 69.53 –1.45 ...
19 104.94 –2.08 .54
12 65.81 –5.37 .50
10 26.11 –1.28 .28
21 20.68 –1.19 .10
dd 10.63 –0.27 ...
11 28.54 –0.62 ...
dd 54.18 +2.18 ...
dd 2.75 –0.09 ...
dd 99.59 –1.87 .70
38 149.10 +2.60 .19
10 32.99 –2.01 .21
dd 1.62 –0.17 ...
27 21.77 +1.13 ...
35 76.49 –2.40 ...
35 21.23 +0.88 .035
... 23.16 –1.94 ...
dd 11.03 –0.73 .02
dd 17.64 –0.88 ...
... 10.29
... ...
11 6.47 –0.20 .30
9 10.05 +0.10 .15
...
.21 –0.05 ...
73 10.31
... ...
25 82.39 +2.82 ...
7 4.67 +0.47 ...
16 12.43 –0.87 .13
13 26.41 –1.86 .24
dd 4.54 –0.13 ...
62 26.95 –0.81 ...
15 5.21 –0.09 .04
... 10.08 +0.03 ...
40 8.20 –0.75 ...
29 7.28 –0.23 .37
11 279.12 –35.38 .70
31 75.36 –0.07 ...
10 59.10 –2.93 .31
dd 2.80 +0.53 ...
30 243.59 –0.38 1.19
dd 14.34 –0.27 .115
24 11.26 –0.90 .14
dd 16.84 –1.24 .16
72 11.85 +1.00 ...
...
.22 –0.04 ...
dd 5.96 –0.46 .11
18 19.59 –0.81 .20
25 43.07 –0.20 .125
8 2.01 –0.13 ...
dd 1.12 –0.01 ...
38 233.41 +3.25 .45
12 16.80 –1.21 .155
dd 17.71 +0.35 ...
24 141.40 +9.87 ...
dd 53.23 –0.59 ...
dd 1.07 –0.08 ...
I
41.86 29.56 IAC
IAC
...
11.45 10.25 IB Acqn
IBAC ...
IBACR ...
0.20 0.04 IB Acqn Rt
42.99 21.64 IBEX
IBEX ...
101.71 72.03 ICF Intl
ICFI .7
160.29 107.00 ICU Medical
ICUI ...
39.28 13.45 IDEAYA Bio
IDYA ...
769.98 356.14 IdexxLab
IDXX ...
537.70 146.51 IES Holdings
IESC ...
2.79 0.21 IO Biotech
IOBT ...
155.82 48.59 IPG Photonics
IPGP ...
76.87 5.13 IREN
IREN ...
33.97 19.89 i3Verticals
IIIV
...
10.41 7.08 IcahnEnterprises IEP 24.8
55.33 13.12 Ichor
ICHR ...
211.00 66.57 Icon
ICLR ...
5.44 0.95 iHeartMedia
IHRT ...
155.53 68.70 Illumina
ILMN ...
IMMR 3.4
8.15 5.65 Immersion
IMRX ...
10.08 1.10 Immuneering
12.43 1.83 ImmunityBio
IBRX ...
IMCR ...
40.71 23.15 Immunocore
IMVT ...
29.25 12.72 Immunovant
IMMP ...
3.53 1.32 Immutep
247.06 60.85 Impinj
PI
...
112.29 53.56 Incyte
INCY ...
87.00 52.15 IndependentBank INDB 3.0
37.39 26.75 IndepBkMI
IBCP 3.2
10.15 9.92 IndigoAcqn
INAC ...
INACR ...
0.24 0.08 IndigoAcqnRt
38.00 8.34 IndiviorPharm INDV ...
6.57 2.45 IndlLogistics
ILPT 3.4
1.94 0.71 InflaRx
IFRX ...
1.19 0.18 InflectionPtV Rt IPEXR ...
10.35 10.05 InflectionPtA
IPCX ...
0.50 0.30 InflectionPtRt IPCXR ...
13.21 9.95 InflectionPtIV BACQ ...
dd 38.32 +0.92 ...
44 10.73 +0.04 ...
...
.07 +0.01 ...
9 28.90 –0.65 ...
16 83.13 +4.12 .14
cc 150.58 –6.45 ...
dd 32.20 +0.22 ...
50 656.73 +21.07 ...
29 495.35 –24.32 ...
dd
.35 +0.01 ...
cc 131.57 –2.05 ...
47 40.95 +0.97 ...
cc 22.38 +0.34 ...
dd 8.06 +0.24 .50
dd 47.55 –2.80 ...
15 108.14 +8.44 ...
dd 3.27 –0.34 ...
25 134.46 +16.79 ...
2 6.11 +0.03 .075
dd 4.99 –0.01 ...
dd 9.78 +1.08 ...
dd 32.30 –0.38 ...
dd 27.73 +1.13 ...
dd 2.80 +0.01 ...
dd 122.66 –5.26 ...
16 101.27 –0.05 ...
18 78.07 –5.39 .59
11 34.75 –2.22 .28
... 10.13 +0.02 ...
...
.14 +0.01 ...
33 32.72 –1.17 ...
dd 5.86 +0.02 .05
dd
.92 +0.03 ...
...
.48 +0.07 ...
dd 10.19 +0.03 ...
...
.35 –0.05 ...
55 10.50 –0.01 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
1.80 0.16 InflectionPtIV Rt BACQR ...
10.40 9.86 InflectionPtV
IPEX ...
6.45 2.95 InfoSvcs
III
3.7
90.49 58.92 InglesMarkets IMKTA .8
94.57 10.81 InhibrxBiosci
INBX ...
19.78 13.14 InMode
INMD ...
2.63 1.57 InnatePharma IPHA ...
93.85 26.41 Innodata
INOD ...
105.10 70.10 Innospec
IOSP 2.3
9.64 2.60 InnovAge
INNV ...
26.00 5.30 InnovSolSuprt ISSC ...
25.15 16.52 Innoviva
INVA ...
9.19 2.36 Innventure
INV ...
INGN ...
9.13 5.34 Inogen
18.11 6.24 Inseego
INSG ...
10.47 9.87 InsightDigitalII DYOR ...
160.72 77.10 InsightEnt
NSIT ...
212.75 60.40 Insmed
INSM ...
354.88 230.05 Insulet
PODD ...
67.01 19.24 Intapp
INTA ...
24.37 10.60 IntegraLifeSci IART ...
54.60 17.67 Intel
INTC ...
28.25 5.90 IntelliaTherap NTLA ...
7.48 2.17 Intellicheck
IDN ...
10.36 4.86 Inter
INTR 1.3
79.18 32.82 InteractiveBrkrs IBKR .4
1.77 0.68 Intercure
INCR ...
412.60 180.60 InterDigital
IDCC .8
35.11 17.24 Interface
TILE .4
75.44 54.11 IntlBcshs
IBOC 2.2
146.00 77.21 Interparfums
IPAR 3.2
813.70 349.00 Intuit
INTU 1.2
23.32 6.14 IntuitiveMachinesA LUNR ...
603.88 425.00 IntuitiveSurgical ISRG ...
7.98 2.67 Inventiva
IVA ...
9.99 9.82 InvestGreenAcqn IGAC ...
31.77 15.39 Investar
ISTR 1.6
3.47 2.46 InvestcpCredit ICMB16.6
288.98 190.20 InvestorsTitle ITIC .8
3.07 0.46 Invivyd
IVVD ...
86.74 23.95 IonisPharm
IONS ...
4.57 1.64 IovanceBiotherap IOVA ...
2.84 1.50 iQIYI
IQ
...
107.90 47.48 iRadimed
IRMD .7
212.00 92.52 iRhythm
IRTC ...
33.34 15.65 IridiumComm
IRDM 2.4
9.89 9.85 IronHorseII
IRHO ...
0.20 0.12 IronHorse II Rt IRHOR ...
5.78 0.53 IronwoodPharm IRWD ...
142.00 88.57 Itron
ITRI ...
49.72 30.06 IturanLocation ITRN 4.2
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
...
.77
... ...
cc 10.35 –0.01 ...
25 4.81 +0.05.045
17 85.10 –2.25 .165
dd 74.13 –4.51 ...
10 13.75 –1.47 ...
dd 1.72 +0.10 ...
46 44.17 –0.65 ...
16 76.58 –4.64 .87
cc 8.96 +0.80 ...
25 25.94 +1.62 ...
8 22.96 –0.43 ...
dd 2.84 –0.56 ...
dd 6.10 +0.31 ...
dd 12.35 –0.30 ...
... 9.94 –0.02 ...
17 83.56 –1.94 ...
dd 149.33 –15.58 ...
70 246.61 +4.72 ...
dd 22.43 +0.60 ...
dd 11.38 –0.83 ...
dd 45.61 +1.50 ...
dd 13.78 +1.14 ...
cc 4.86 –0.02 ...
16 8.71 –0.54.1131
32 71.19 –3.21 .08
...
.83 –0.05 ...
31 366.53 +8.03 .70
16 31.49 –1.07 .03
10 67.11 –4.43 .73
19 100.78 –2.63 .80
28 409.03 +28.48 1.20
dd 16.48 –1.07 ...
64 503.51 –0.54 ...
dd 6.49 –0.26 ...
... 9.95
... ...
14 28.23 –1.26 .11
dd 2.90 –0.10 .02
12 230.90 +13.10 8.72
dd 1.69 +0.14 ...
dd 81.15 –2.00 ...
dd 3.86 +0.99 ...
dd 1.60 –0.22 ...
59 103.53 –0.03 .20
dd 133.75 –17.21 ...
23 23.95 +1.03 .15
dd 9.89 +0.02 ...
...
.12 –0.02 ...
28 3.42 –0.54 ...
14 93.95 –5.59 ...
17 48.00 –0.76 .50
J
27.86 14.87 JakksPacific
JAKK 4.6
1.38 0.82 J&Friends
JF
...
144.37 80.00 J&JSnackFoods JJSF 3.7
46.45 26.40 JD.com
JD 3.7
70.96 37.53 Joyy
JOYY 6.3
196.00 144.12 JackHenry
JKHY 1.5
39.23 13.99 JackintheBox
JACK .0
7.11 3.00 JamesRiver
JRVR .6
35.34 12.12 JanuxTherap
JANX ...
198.00 95.49 JazzPharm
JAZZ ...
23.80 15.98 JeffersonCap
JCAP 4.7
6.92 3.34 JetBlue
JBLU ...
70.43 27.00 JFrog
FROG ...
19.23 5.73 Jiayin
JFIN 19.8
51.66 21.33 JohnsonOutdoors JOUT 2.7
67.00 1.43 JyongBiotech
MENS ...
26 21.86 –0.61 .25
dd
.92 –0.03 ...
28 87.06 +2.41 .80
9 26.53 –0.88 .76
dd 59.67 –2.89 .97
23 162.46 +3.27 .61
dd 16.92 +0.12 .44
dd 7.00 +0.13 .01
dd 13.61 +0.53 ...
dd 190.02 +17.83 ...
25 20.63 –0.47 .24
dd 5.54 –0.44 ...
dd 40.15 +2.40 ...
1 6.48 –0.07 .80
dd 48.49 –2.01 .33
dd 2.14 +0.13 ...
K
0.26 0.10 K&FGrowthIIRt KFIIR ...
1693.35 551.33 KLA
KLAC .5
5.29 1.46 KLX Energy
KLXE ...
7.71 4.69 KVH Inds
KVHI ...
12.00 0.38 KWaveMedia
KWM ...
150.00 46.81 KaiserAlum
KALU 2.4
12.90 2.14 KalarisTherap
KLRS ...
2.33 1.21 Kaltura
KLTR ...
19.00 9.24 KalVistaPharm KALV ...
9.35 5.54 Kamada
KMDA .0
1.77 0.78 KandiTech
KNDI ...
25.26 13.28 Kanzhun
BZ
.9
32.68 20.61 KaratPkg
KRT 7.3
10.15 10.02 KarbonCapPtrsA KBON ...
10.99 3.51 KaryopharmTherap KPTI ...
105.85 70.05 Kaspi.kz
KSPI ...
24.34 5.50 Katapult
KPLT ...
8.50 5.45 KearnyFinancial KRNY 5.8
12.20 11.14 KeenVisionAcqn KVAC ...
14.94 7.98 KellyServices A KELYA 3.1
125.00 8.38 KellyServicesB KELYB 2.0
4.98 1.96 KY FirstFedBncp KFFB ...
22.55 9.12 KerosTherap
KROS ...
30.00 13.25 KestraMedTech KMTS ...
36.12 25.03 KeurigDrPepper KDP 3.0
60.89 30.33 KewauneeSci
KEQU ...
3.70 2.21 KeyTronic
KTCC ...
33.19 12.41 KimballElec
KE
...
150.45 96.26 KimberlyClark KMB 4.6
19.57 10.29 KingsoftCloud KC
...
...
.18 –0.01 ...
44 1524.55 +28.55 1.90
dd 2.54 –0.12 ...
dd 6.03 +0.02 ...
dd
.65 –0.10 ...
19 130.14 +1.12 .77
dd 10.46 +0.46 ...
dd 1.39 +0.05 ...
dd 16.28 +0.45 ...
24 8.70 –0.10 .20
... 1.01 –0.04 ...
21 16.08 –1.40 .148
16 24.65 –0.62 .45
... 10.04 –0.04 ...
dd 9.41 –0.26 ...
6 70.59 –2.61 ...
dd 6.16 –0.23 ...
15 7.65 –0.56 .11
55 11.85 +0.02 ...
dd 9.71 –0.14 .075
dd 15.07 +1.54 .075
45 4.59 –0.31 ...
9 14.19 –2.01 ...
dd 23.28 –3.28 ...
20 30.28 +0.74 .23
11 41.49 –1.06 ...
dd 2.88 –0.32 ...
26 24.99 –0.05 ...
18 111.44 +2.42 1.28
dd 13.48 –0.35 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
49.12 18.26 KiniksaPharm
KNSA ...
10.26 9.93 KochavDefense KCHV ...
0.36 0.18 KochavDefenseRt KCHVR ...
11.62 5.43 KodiakAI
KDK ...
31.18 1.92 KodiakSciences KOD ...
25.18 11.93 KornitDigital
KRNT ...
33.35 21.99 KraftHeinz
KHC 6.5
134.00 25.11 KratosDefense KTOS ...
6.51 2.50 KrispyKreme
DNUT 3.7
77.50 26.63 Kulicke&Soffa KLIC 1.2
KURA ...
12.49 5.41 KuraOncology
95.98 40.03 KuraSushiUSA KRUS ...
16.48 10.16 Kyivstar
KYIV ...
103.00 19.45 KymeraTherap KYMR ...
12.60 4.85 KyntraBio
KYNB ...
13.67 1.78 KyvernaTherap KYTX ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
60 44.49 –3.28 ...
... 10.22 +0.03 ...
...
.24 –0.03 ...
dd 8.40 –0.21 ...
dd 26.80 +1.52 ...
dd 15.29 –0.31 ...
dd 24.61 +0.21 .40
cc 86.18 –9.90 ...
dd 3.75 +0.72 .035
dd 69.72 –1.13 .205
dd 8.73 +0.27 ...
dd 70.43 –1.54 ...
dd 11.82 –0.11 ...
dd 91.35 +3.95 ...
0 6.93 –1.39 ...
dd 8.21 +0.53 ...
L
LBRX ...
25.60 13.36 LB Pharm
77.38 39.70 LGI Homes
LGIH ...
44.82 28.13 LKQ
LKQ 3.6
403.58 262.83 LPL Financial
LPLA .4
LYTS .9
24.75 13.77 LSI Inds
10.20 9.87 LaFayetteAcqn LAFA ...
0.30 0.12 LaFayetteAcqnRt LAFAR ...
10.04 9.85 LafayetteDigI
ZKP ...
15.75 10.04 LakeShoreBancorp LSBK 2.3
10.03 9.89 LakeSuperiorA LKSP ...
4.08 0.74 LakeSuperiorRt LKSPR ...
69.40 50.00 LakelandFin
LKFN 3.6
23.94 7.77 LakelandInds
LAKE .0
10.29 10.00 LakeshoreAcqnIII LCCC ...
0.48 0.18 LakeshoreIII Rt LCCCR ...
256.68 56.32 LamResearch
LRCX .4
138.70 99.84 LamarAdv
LAMR 4.5
29.56 21.31 LandmarkBncp LARK 3.0
165.25 119.32 LandstarSystem LSTR 1.0
LNTH ...
111.29 47.25 Lantheus
84.00 7.88 LanzaTechGlobal LNZA ...
2.70 0.85 Largo
LGO ...
6.42 1.61 LarimarTherap LRMR ...
8.46 4.56 Latham
SWIM ...
108.08 34.69 LatticeSemi
LSCC ...
10.73 10.14 LaunchOneAcqnA LPAA ...
10.58 10.03 LaunchTwoAcqnA LPBB ...
10.10 9.95 LaunchpadCadenzaI LPCVU ...
10.03 9.88 LaunchpadCadenzaI LPCV ...
37.91 17.91 LaureateEduc
LAUR ...
10.01 9.88 LeapfrogAcqn
LFAC ...
11.21 3.34 LeeEnterprises LEE ...
29.45 18.84 LegacyHousing LEGH ...
12.40 6.14 LegalZoom
LZ
...
58.10 26.96 Legence
LGN ...
45.30 16.24 LegendBiotech LEGN ...
115.33 71.42 LeMaitreVascular LMAT .9
77.35 32.65 LendingTree
TREE ...
49.31 28.17 LeonardoDRS
DRS .8
5.10 3.39 LesakaTech
LSAK ...
21.40 0.87 Leslie's
LESL ...
18.47 1.45 Lev2XLgBULLDly BULG ...
15.89 9.06 Lev2XLgXPEV XPEG ...
10.99 1.45 LexeoTherap
LXEO ...
11.64 2.62 LexinFintech
LX 10.6
32.03 15.71 LiAuto
LI
...
95.91 42.05 LibertyBroadbandA LBRDA ...
97.36 42.10 LibertyBroadbandC LBRDK ...
13.52 9.03 LibertyGlobalA LBTYA ...
29.01 9.15 LibertyGlobalB LBTYB ...
13.12 9.21 LibertyGlobalC LBTYK ...
9.04 4.25 LibertyLatAmA LILA ...
9.13 4.23 LibertyLatAmC LILAK ...
99.63 59.45 LibertyLiveHldgs LLYVA ...
102.62 60.55 LibertyLiveHldgs LLYVK ...
99.52 68.00 LibertyFormOne A FWONA ...
109.36 75.26 LibertyFormOne C FWONK ...
112.54 29.62 Life360
LIF
...
8.98 4.76 LifecoreBiomed LFCR ...
LFMD ...
15.84 2.56 LifeMD
8.30 3.74 LifeStanceHealth LFST ...
5.78 2.89 LifetimeBrands LCUT 5.1
34.20 19.50 LifewayFoods
LWAY ...
212.49 93.58 LigandPharm
LGND ...
10.12 9.81 LightWaveA
LWAC ...
33.66 0.21 LiminatusPharma LIMN ...
22.85 12.20 Limoneira
LMNR 2.1
36.51 14.10 LincolnEduc
LINC ...
310.00 161.11 LincolnElectric LECO 1.1
510.65 387.78 Linde
LIN 1.3
62.30 32.46 Lineage
LINE 5.2
10.73 10.18 LionheartA
CUB ...
33.65 21.67 LiquiditySvcs
LQDT ...
380.00 142.10 Littelfuse
LFUS .9
71.92 32.48 LivaNova
LIVN ...
11.67 9.80 LiveOakAcqnV A LOKV ...
21.60 2.56 LivePerson
LPSN ...
LXEH ...
50.08 0.18 LixiangEduc
123.01 64.73 LogitechIntl
LOGI 1.3
2.29 0.85 LoopIndustries LOOP ...
2.75 1.06 LotusTech
LOT ...
21.90 11.26 Lovesac
LOVE ...
... 24.01 +0.31 ...
17 51.90 –3.56 ...
14 33.11 –0.99 .30
27 300.38 –18.84 .30
26 21.62 –0.35 .05
... 9.95
... ...
...
.23 +0.04 ...
... 9.88 +0.01 ...
16 15.48 –0.07 .09
cc 10.03 +0.03 ...
... 1.49 +0.29 ...
14 58.09 –2.14 .52
dd 9.17 –0.39 .03
73 10.29 +0.04 ...
...
.25 –0.03 ...
48 233.89 –11.03 .26
24 137.74 +3.76 1.60
9 27.74 –0.21 .21
49 162.95 +9.81 .40
31 74.91 +1.04 ...
dd 8.57 –1.62 ...
dd 1.68 +0.29 ...
dd 5.31 +2.34 ...
dd 6.71 –0.19 ...
cc 95.62 –2.14 ...
35 10.67 +0.02 ...
33 10.54 –0.04 ...
... 10.02 +0.01 ...
... 9.94 +0.03 ...
17 32.34 –0.49 ...
... 9.96 +0.01 ...
dd 8.69 +0.07 ...
11 21.92 +0.02 ...
83 7.03 +0.47 ...
... 58.05 +2.81 ...
dd 19.00 +0.88 ...
43 108.18 +15.24 .25
37 37.37 –1.58 ...
42 43.39 +3.36 .09
dd 4.67 +0.06 ...
dd 1.10 +0.05 ...
... 1.61 –0.06 ...
... 10.46 –0.14 ...
dd 7.18 +0.89 ...
2 2.89 –0.08 .194
29 17.59 –0.69 ...
dd 54.58 +1.13 ...
dd 54.61 +1.03 ...
dd 12.74 +0.20 ...
dd 12.72 –0.43 ...
dd 12.30 +0.20 ...
dd 7.84 –0.17 ...
dd 7.94 –0.16 ...
dd 97.04 +1.60 ...
dd 99.65 +2.00 ...
cc 84.37 +2.38 ...
cc 91.59 +1.35 ...
cc 52.65 +2.04 ...
dd 7.20 +0.07 ...
dd 2.67 –0.15 ...
cc 7.24 +0.09 ...
dd 3.31 –0.23.0425
31 22.16 +0.18 ...
95 198.31 +14.33 ...
... 10.11 +0.01 ...
dd
.25 +0.02 ...
dd 14.09 +0.02 .075
57 36.24 +6.25 ...
31 287.05 +0.92 .79
35 508.08 +11.57 1.60
dd 40.52 +2.22.5275
39 10.70
... ...
34 31.61 –0.23 ...
dd 352.46 –17.87 .75
dd 70.60 +2.18 ...
dd 10.33 +0.01 ...
dd 2.87 +0.04 ...
dd
.22 –0.01 ...
19 91.95 +1.911.5852
dd 1.30
... ...
dd 1.15 +0.04 ...
58 12.78 –0.58 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
33.70 9.12 Lucid
367.01 159.25 lululemon
765.00 45.65 Lumentum
19.45 9.97 LumexaImaging
45.00 7.65 LyellImmuno
25.54 9.66 Lyft
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
LCID
LULU
LITE
LMRI
LYEL
LYFT
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
... dd 10.00 +0.45
... 13 185.17 –2.13
... cc 700.91 +33.14
... ... 14.14 –0.41
... dd 24.00 +2.60
... 2 13.84 –0.11
...
...
...
...
...
...
M
256.12 84.00 Macom Tech
MTSI ...
44.89 4.81 MBX Biosci
MBX ...
9.95 9.86 MEvoGlblAcqnII MEVO ...
MGEE 2.3
94.79 76.47 MGE Energy
35.49 18.48 MGP Ingredients MGPI 2.5
269.91 54.84 MKS
MKSI .4
13.73 10.16 M3-BrigadeAcqnV MBAV ...
10.50 9.99 M3-BrigadeAcqnVI MBVI ...
290.87 97.72 MYR Group
MYRG ...
MAAS ...
14.00 2.41 Maase
MGNX ...
2.50 0.99 Macrogenics
615.00 265.00 MadrigalPharm MDGL ...
MGNI ...
26.65 8.22 Magnite
20.00 13.52 MagyarBancorp MGYR 1.8
113.85 53.09 MakeMyTrip
MMYT ...
MBUU ...
39.65 24.07 MalibuBoats
3.12 1.68 MammothEnergy TUSK ...
29.56 22.68 ManActiveTrendEnh MATE ...
247.22 127.86 ManhattanAssoc MANH ...
MNKD ...
6.51 2.94 MannKind
CART ...
53.50 32.73 Maplebear
21.55 12.24 MapLightTherap MPLT ...
4.11 1.67 MaravaiLifeSci MRVI ...
MCHX ...
2.31 1.26 Marchex
49.34 27.91 Marex
MRX 1.4
232.84 156.17 MarketAxess
MKTX 1.6
21.74 9.07 MarketWise
MKTW 5.7
7.04 3.48 Marqeta
MQ
...
370.00 205.40 Marriott
MAR .8
15.42 9.35 MartenTransport MRTN 1.8
3.90 2.21 MartinMidstream MMLP .7
102.77 47.09 MarvellTech
MRVL .3
195.62 152.17 Marzetti
MZTI 2.4
194.88 125.94 Masimo
MASI ...
26.49 14.39 MasterCraftBoat MCFT ...
MTCH 2.4
39.20 26.39 MatchGroup
6.80 3.93 Materialise
MTLS ...
16.11 9.33 MatrixService MTRX ...
22.48 13.95 Mattel
MAT ...
MATW 3.9
29.11 18.50 MatthewsIntl
MXCT ...
3.58 0.64 MaxCyte
4.97 2.40 MaxeonSolar
MAXN ...
20.82 8.35 MaxLinear
MXL ...
MAZE ...
49.25 6.71 MazeTherap
128.41 94.99 McGrathRent
MGRC 1.8
10.08 9.85 McKinleyAcqnA MKLY ...
0.42 0.10 McKinleyAcqnRt MKLYR ...
16.02 8.41 MechanicsBncp MCHB 5.9
MFIN 4.8
11.00 7.78 MedallionFinl
MNOV ...
1.96 1.13 MediciNova
MDWD ...
22.51 14.14 MediWound
50.88 34.89 Medline
MDLN ...
628.92 250.05 Medpace
MEDP ...
MGTX ...
9.73 4.55 MeiraGTx
MACI ...
10.97 10.19 MelarAcqnIA
10.15 4.55 MelcoResorts
MLCO ...
2645.22 1654.24 MercadoLibre
MELI ...
55.77 37.76 MercantileBank MBWM 3.0
MERC .0
8.14 1.48 MercerIntl
103.84 39.89 MercurySystems MRCY ...
21.03 11.16 Meridian
MRBK 2.9
107.27 76.68 MeritMedical
MMSI ...
142.19 55.45 MesaLabs
MLAB .7
9.94 9.89 MeshflowAcqn MESH ...
MESO ...
21.50 9.61 Mesoblast
796.25 479.80 MetaPlatforms META .3
3.95 1.23 Metagenomi
MGX ...
MEOH 1.5
51.94 25.46 Methanex
31.06 24.24 MetroCityBkshs MCBS 3.6
83.35 34.13 MicrochipTech MCHP 2.4
455.50 61.54 MicronTech
MU
.1
555.45 344.79 Microsoft
MSFT .9
MVIS ...
1.73 0.65 MicroVision
35.22 22.50 MidPennBancorp MPB 2.7
13.93 9.62 MidCapFin
MFIC15.7
169.44 110.82 Middleby
MIDD ...
67.09 44.17 MiddlesexWater MSEX 2.7
24.57 14.24 MidlandStBncp MSBI 5.8
3.06 0.63 MilestonePharm MIST ...
MLKN 3.7
23.18 13.77 MillerKnoll
73.54 25.50 MillicomIntl
TIGO 4.1
MNDO18.3
2.12 0.98 Mind CTI
47.65 8.69 MineralysTherap MLYS ...
109.28 36.88 MirumPharm
MIRM ...
15.02 9.56 MissionProduce AVO ...
8.60 4.61 MisterCarWash MCW ...
BEEP ...
4.67 2.50 MobileInfr
20.18 8.32 Mobileye
MBLY ...
MRNA ...
55.20 22.28 Moderna
5.36 3.36 MolecularPtrs MOLN ...
113.88 69.99 MonarchCasino MCRI 1.2
316.98 68.68 monday.com
MNDY ...
MDLZ 3.2
71.15 51.20 Mondelez
cc 248.12 +4.53 ...
dd 32.55 –2.24 ...
... 9.86
... ...
22 82.02 +1.12 .475
dd 19.00 –6.93 .12
56 244.46 –14.81 .25
49 10.68 +0.02 ...
... 10.08 +0.01 ...
36 269.96 –11.05 ...
... 5.95 –0.14 ...
dd 1.99 +0.29 ...
dd 432.00 –3.01 ...
15 13.62 +1.39 ...
10 17.52 –0.93 .10
cc 56.47 +0.47 ...
40 29.06 –2.57 ...
dd 2.31 +0.05 ...
... 28.29 +0.24 ...
38 135.43 –8.84 ...
35 3.28 –2.26 ...
24 37.51 +1.26 ...
... 17.27 –0.61 ...
dd 3.56 +0.46 ...
dd 1.47 –0.03 ...
... 43.46 +1.53 .15
29 192.00 +10.77 .78
1 14.02 –0.60 .20
dd 3.84 –0.40 ...
36 341.73 –6.20 .67
64 13.59 –0.31 .06
dd 2.87 –0.01.005
29 81.69 +2.21 .06
25 164.34 –1.48 1.00
dd 175.35 +0.25 ...
23 21.71 –1.59 ...
13 31.60 –0.23 .20
... 5.18 –0.25 ...
dd 10.99 –0.10 ...
13 16.95 –0.46 ...
38 26.43 +0.05 .255
dd
.81 +0.07 ...
... 2.45 –0.16 ...
dd 17.43 –1.04 ...
dd 45.59 +1.37 ...
17 110.95 –1.82 .495
... 10.03 –0.02 ...
...
.13
... ...
dd 14.26 –1.18 .21
6 10.09 –0.30 .12
dd 1.45 –0.05 ...
dd 17.30 –0.57 ...
33 47.51 –2.29 ...
30 451.76 –2.01 ...
dd 7.56 +0.11 ...
39 10.72
... ...
13 5.94 –0.12 ...
45 1757.58 –239.29 ...
9 51.66 –2.46 .39
dd 1.80 –0.26 .075
dd 89.03 +1.40 ...
10 19.44 –0.62 .14
36 77.18 –5.03 ...
cc 96.57 +3.21 .16
... 9.89 –0.01 ...
dd 15.85 –1.03 ...
28 648.18 –7.48 .525
dd 1.52 +0.06 ...
16 50.53 +1.16 .185
11 28.10 –0.93 .25
dd 74.64 –3.09 .455
39 412.37 –15.80 .115
25 392.74 –4.49 .91
dd
.78 –0.07 ...
13 32.17 –1.67 .05
9 9.68 –1.46 .38
dd 168.86 +8.08 ...
23 54.00 –0.13 .36
dd 22.13 –1.51 .32
dd 1.71 +0.01 ...
dd 20.14 –2.20.1875
11 72.89 +6.81 .75
9 1.20 +0.01 .22
dd 29.26 +1.38 ...
dd 92.29 –12.87 ...
27 14.19 –0.33 ...
23 7.12 +0.09 ...
dd 3.04 –0.16 ...
dd 8.46 –0.59 ...
dd 53.57 +3.70 ...
dd 5.02 +0.02 ...
18 96.10 +0.71 .30
32 72.64 –2.94 ...
33 61.58 +2.78 .50
36
BARRON’S
D ATA
52-Week
High
Low
Name
NASDAQ ISSUES
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
2.40 0.55 MoneyHero
MNY ...
444.72 140.78 MongoDB
MDB ...
1256.22 438.86 MonolithicPower MPWR .7
MNRO 5.2
23.91 12.20 Monro
8.85 5.82 MonroeCapital MRCC12.3
87.38 53.90 MonsterBev
MNST ...
25.77 3.50 MonteRosaTherap GLUE ...
318.95 149.08 Morningstar
MORN 1.1
18.12 8.17 MotorcarParts MPAA ...
8.74 4.87 MountLoganCap MLCI .0
10.69 9.99 MountainLakeA MLAC ...
0.70 0.15 MountainLakeRt MLACR ...
11.44 3.76 MyriadGenetics MYGN ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 1.42 +0.04 ...
dd 328.47 –16.09 ...
90 1142.74 –61.362.00
dd 21.53 –1.26 .28
dd 5.87 –0.33 .18
49 85.30 +1.54 ...
58 17.75 –1.23 ...
21 183.14 +23.66 .50
cc 10.34 –0.30 ...
dd 5.05 –0.12 .03
39 10.49 +0.01 ...
...
.28 –0.01 ...
dd 4.61 +0.32 ...
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48.12 19.00 Napco Security NSSC 1.3
NBTB 3.5
47.93 37.31 NBT Bancorp
180.61 94.65 NICE
NICE ...
3.00 0.75 NIP
NIPG ...
NMIH ...
43.20 31.90 NMI Holdings
10.12 9.90 NMP Acqn
NMP ...
0.35 0.14 NMPAcqnRt
NMPAR ...
NNBR ...
3.12 1.10 NN
82.76 36.97 NWPX Infra
NWPX ...
256.36 148.09 NXP Semicon
NXPI 1.8
55.00 0.91 NamibMinerals NAMM ...
31.48 2.75 NanoLabs
NA
...
6.42 2.11 NanoXImaging NNOX ...
NBTX ...
31.62 2.95 Nanobiotix
101.79 64.84 Nasdaq
NDAQ 1.2
256.36 125.38 Natera
NTRA ...
118.50 88.00 Nathan's
NATH 2.0
47.89 31.21 NationalBeverage FIZZ ...
6.76 3.17 NatlCineMedia NCMI 3.4
22.79 9.76 NatlResearch
NRC 4.8
30.02 10.45 NationalVision EYE ...
4.96 2.33 NaturalAlt
NAII ...
NAVN ...
22.75 8.83 Navan
16.07 8.50 Navient
NAVI 7.3
17.79 1.52 NavitasSemi
NVTS ...
60.77 32.38 Nayax
NYAX ...
NCNO ...
33.92 13.80 nCino
141.10 18.31 Nebius
NBIS ...
11.43 3.87 Neogen
NEOG ...
25.00 3.20 NeOncTech
NTHI ...
16.24 7.55 NerdWallet
NRDS ...
126.66 71.84 NetApp
NTAP 2.1
159.55 88.54 NetEase
NTES 2.6
134.12 75.01 Netflix
NFLX ...
36.86 18.75 Netgear
NTGR ...
NTCT ...
30.67 18.12 NetScout
27.99 9.13 Netskope
NTSK ...
3.65 0.61 NeumoraTherap NMRA ...
21.40 3.65 NeuphoriaTherap NEUP ...
160.18 84.23 Neurocrine
NBIX ...
37.27 6.88 Neurogene
NGNE ...
STIM ...
5.92 1.20 Neuronetics
18.98 7.56 NeuroPace
NPCE ...
9.45 0.32 NewEraEner
NUAI ...
12.59 0.98 NewFortressEn NFE ...
11.81 7.53 NewMtnFin
NMFC16.7
10.55 10.07 NewProvidenceIII NPAC ...
42.00 14.06 NewAmstPharma NAMS ...
10.52 10.01 NewburyStII A NTWO ...
7.02 3.07 NewellBrands
NWL 6.2
10.46 9.86 NewHoldInvtIII NHIC ...
19.84 9.65 Newmark
NMRK .8
31.61 22.20 NewsCorp A
NWSA .8
35.58 25.49 NewsCorp B
NWS .7
14.91 9.12 NewtekOne
NEWT 6.2
254.30 141.66 NexstarMedia NXST 3.0
NXTC ...
15.74 2.69 NextCure
131.59 36.06 Nextpower
NXT ...
12.60 5.60 NexxenIntl
NEXN ...
9.48 1.01 9F
JFU ...
9.34 1.92 908Devices
MASS ...
5.67 2.22 NiuTech
NIU ...
NKTX ...
2.74 1.31 Nkarta
62.98 6.20 nLIGHT
LASR ...
11.68 3.57 Noodles
NDLS ...
305.28 165.03 Nordson
NDSN 1.1
126.26 78.17 NortheastBank NBN .0
11.65 6.75 NorthernTechsIntl NTIC .4
157.60 81.62 NorthernTrust NTRS 2.2
14.05 9.40 NorthfieldBanc NFBK 3.9
30.82 16.18 NorthrimBanCorp NRIM 2.7
13.62 10.75 NorthwestBcshs NWBI 6.4
71.26 50.46 NorthWesternEner NWE 3.8
32.23 21.25 NorwoodFin
NWFL 4.4
507.27 154.00 Nova
NVMI ...
6.79 0.60 NovaBridgeBio NBP ...
149.95 98.27 Novanta
NOVT ...
NVAX ...
11.97 5.01 Novavax
21.55 9.82 Novocure
NVCR ...
3.86 0.81 Novonix
NVX ...
22.50 8.18 NurixTherap
NRIX ...
NTNX ...
83.36 35.39 Nutanix
113.02 55.54 Nuvalent
NUVL ...
212.19 86.62 NVIDIA
NVDA .0
11.87 3.92 Nyxoah
NYXH ...
35 46.61 +0.75 .15
13 42.72 –2.91 .37
12 116.25 –1.44 ...
dd
.88 +0.07 ...
8 39.31 +0.27 ...
cc 10.12 +0.02 ...
...
.22 –0.01 ...
dd 1.51 –0.13 ...
22 77.60 +2.84 ...
29 227.01 –5.261.014
dd 3.80 +0.54 ...
dd 2.95 –0.08 ...
dd 2.37 –0.06 ...
... 31.04 +6.26 ...
28 87.58 +5.71 .27
dd 208.04 –4.08 ...
19 100.58 –0.62 .50
18 36.35 –0.66 ...
dd 3.56 +0.16 .03
26 13.41 –0.26 .16
dd 26.97 –0.38 ...
dd 2.71 +0.08 ...
dd 9.74 –0.37 ...
dd 8.79 –0.58 .16
dd 9.00 +1.12 ...
80 51.15 –4.63 ...
dd 16.14 +0.52 ...
... 91.19 –6.73 ...
dd 11.23 –0.10 ...
dd 10.22 +0.27 ...
17 10.85 +0.71 ...
17 99.03 –3.45 .52
16 114.97 –3.44 1.16
38 96.24 +17.57 ...
dd 20.62 –0.25 ...
22 29.21 –0.49 ...
dd 10.80 +0.27 ...
dd 3.49 +0.10 ...
31 4.15 –0.20 ...
28 132.25 +3.62 ...
dd 23.49 +5.85 ...
dd 1.34 +0.05 ...
dd 14.58 +0.24 ...
dd 4.58 –0.17 ...
dd 1.09 –0.13 ...
54 7.65 –0.50 .32
... 10.31 +0.01 ...
dd 35.46 –0.12 ...
41 10.50 –0.01 ...
dd 4.55 –0.33 .07
70 10.40 –0.05 ...
21 14.52 –0.58 .03
32 24.29 +0.64 .10
35 26.78 +0.23 .10
6 12.28 –0.69 .19
15 251.02 +19.58 1.86
dd 12.72 –1.01 ...
27 105.10 –14.24 ...
11 6.44 +0.30 ...
1 4.36 –0.15 ...
dd 6.90 +0.23 ...
dd 3.62 +0.13 ...
dd 2.70 +0.37 ...
dd 56.19 +0.18 ...
dd 5.87 +0.63 ...
32 293.44 +3.27 .82
11 110.88 –5.74 .01
dd 8.90 –0.20 .01
16 143.09 –1.67 .80
cc 13.34 –0.20 .13
8 23.49 –1.99 .16
13 12.45 –0.54 .20
24 69.96 +1.03 .67
10 29.06 –1.82 .32
55 438.86 –2.38 ...
... 3.28 –0.01 ...
92 134.43 –11.53 ...
6 10.14 +0.94 ...
dd 13.67 +2.31 ...
dd
.95 +0.06 ...
dd 15.97 +0.19 ...
42 38.28 –1.56 ...
dd 101.95 +1.45 ...
36 177.19 –12.63 .01
dd 4.08 –0.47 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
90.00 5.15 OBOOK
OWLS ...
79.18 11.61 OddityTech
ODD ...
9.80 3.98 OFS Capital
OFS 16.2
73.76 31.04 ON Semi
ON
...
OPBK 3.6
15.27 10.43 OP Bancorp
2.04 1.11 OPKO Health
OPK ...
108.72 85.55 O'ReillyAuto
ORLY ...
306.12 153.40 OSI Systems
OSIS ...
OTGA ...
10.12 9.97 OTGAcqnI
10.85 10.03 OaktreeAcqIIILife OACC ...
OCSL14.1
16.29 11.28 OaktreeSpec
OTLY ...
18.84 8.25 Oatly
OCFC 4.4
20.61 14.29 OceanFirstFin
16.44 5.79 OcularTherapeutix OCUL ...
30.68 14.00 Oculis
OCS ...
44.80 25.75 OhioValleyBanc OVBC 2.2
127.57 68.77 Okta
OKTA ...
OLPX ...
1.84 0.99 Olaplex
208.74 126.01 OldDomFreight ODFL .6
26.17 16.83 OldNatlBncp
ONB 2.5
OSBC 1.4
22.00 14.14 Old2ndBcp
OLMA ...
36.26 2.86 OlemaPharm
141.74 97.04 Ollie'sBargain OLLI ...
28.40 10.28 OmadaHealth
OMDA ...
OFLX 3.8
42.08 25.58 OmegaFlex
OMER ...
17.65 2.95 Omeros
3.53 1.22 OmniAb
OABI ...
OMCL ...
55.00 22.66 Omnicell
8.44 2.93 1-800-FLOWERS FLWS ...
11.35 2.48 111
YI
...
ONCH ...
10.63 10.16 1RT Acqn
6.62 2.30 1stdibs.com
DIBS ...
29.66 16.51 OneStream
OS
...
18.15 10.14 OneWaterMarine ONEW ...
5.60 1.70 OnKureTherap OKUR ...
LPRO ...
5.00 0.70 OpenLending
OTEX 4.4
39.90 22.44 OpenText
10.87 0.51 OpendoorTech OPEN ...
OPRA 4.9
21.06 11.71 Opera
7.97 4.05 OportunFin
OPRT ...
11.50 2.40 OpticalCable
OCC ...
OPCH ...
36.80 24.24 OptionCare
4.22 2.08 OraSureTechs OSUR ...
5.42 2.20 OrchestraBioMed OBIO ...
2.24 0.85 Organigram
OGI ...
14.93 3.90 OricPharm
ORIC ...
10.22 9.98 OriginInvttI
ORIQ ...
18.66 10.24 OrthofixMed
OFIX ...
26.40 15.28 OrthoPediatrics KIDS ...
ORKA ...
36.53 5.49 OrukaTherap
OTTR 2.7
90.11 71.79 OtterTail
38.50 1.77 OurBond
OBAI ...
OUST ...
41.65 6.34 Ouster
21.98 3.10 OutsetMedical OM
...
OXLC28.6
25.45 8.27 OxfordLane
OXSQ23.7
2.84 1.56 OxfordSquare
10.14 9.93 OxleyBridgeAcqn OBA ...
OYSE ...
10.24 9.90 OysterEntsII
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
... 6.10
... ...
7 11.77 –20.23 ...
17 4.20 +0.03 .17
cc 66.48 –2.63 ...
8 13.36 –0.73 .12
dd 1.20
... ...
32 93.88 +0.38 ...
32 285.20 –7.69 ...
... 10.05 –0.01 ...
38 10.70 +0.02 ...
32 11.34 –0.22 .40
dd 11.91 +0.15 ...
15 18.06 –1.28 .20
dd 8.94 +1.16 ...
dd 29.41 +0.24 ...
14 42.63 –1.43 .23
67 72.50 –1.79 ...
dd 1.61 –0.04 ...
42 203.05 +1.66 .29
13 23.10 –2.10 .145
12 19.63 –0.94 .07
dd 24.20 +0.12 ...
30 107.10 –1.61 ...
dd 12.28 +0.66 ...
23 35.93 –1.62 .34
dd 12.05 +0.01 ...
dd 1.72 +0.02 ...
cc 41.10 +0.84 ...
dd 3.48 +0.20 ...
dd 7.91 –0.27 ...
... 10.21 +0.01 ...
dd 4.81 –0.61 ...
dd 23.59 +0.10 ...
dd 11.39 –0.78 ...
dd 2.71 +0.11 ...
dd 1.33 –0.13 ...
15 24.77 +0.01 .275
dd 5.42 +0.42 ...
18 16.04 +3.75 .40
8 5.18 –0.02 ...
dd 5.57 –0.30 ...
26 32.46 –3.23 ...
dd 3.15 +0.40 ...
dd 4.38 +0.46 ...
16 1.43 –0.01 ...
dd 13.45 +2.34 ...
... 10.22 +0.02 ...
dd 13.53 –0.34 ...
dd 19.17 +2.21 ...
dd 34.41 +2.07 ...
13 85.10 +0.15.5775
... 2.06 –0.04 ...
dd 18.95 +0.33 ...
dd 3.49 –0.04 ...
cc 8.39 –0.80 .20
dd 1.77 –0.01 .035
cc 10.11 +0.02 ...
cc 10.17 +0.04 ...
PQ
PAMT ...
17.29 8.90 PAMT
24.20 16.00 PCB Bancorp
PCB 3.9
CNXN 1.3
71.17 54.97 PCConnection
139.41 87.11 PDD
PDD ...
36.99 15.91 PDF Solutions
PDFS ...
PENN ...
22.13 11.65 PENN Entmt
PMVP ...
1.84 0.81 PMV Pharm
PRAA ...
22.01 10.25 PRA Group
PRCT ...
66.85 19.35 ProceptBio
219.69 133.38 PTC
PTC ...
PTCT ...
87.50 35.95 PTC Therap
131.88 84.65 Paccar
PCAR 1.0
PACB ...
2.73 0.85 PacBiosciCA
PCRX ...
27.64 18.80 PaciraBioSci
207.52 66.12 PalantirTech
PLTR ...
PDYN ...
13.00 4.14 PalladyneAI
223.61 139.57 PaloAltoNtwks PANW ...
175.85 107.75 Palomar
PLMR ...
10.46 9.94 PantagesCapAcqn PGAC ...
0.38 0.12 PantagesCapAcqnRt PGACR ...
PZZA 5.9
55.74 30.16 PapaJohn's
20.86 9.95 ParamountSkydance PSKY 1.5
PKOH 1.9
28.50 15.52 Park-Ohio
CASH .2
96.06 64.45 PathwardFinl
17.80 9.43 PatriaInvts
PAX 4.6
148.50 72.99 PatrickIndustries PATK 1.5
7.47 0.90 PatriotNatBncp PNBK ...
PTRN ...
20.10 8.92 Pattern
8.90 5.10 PattersonUTIEn PTEN 4.7
161.24 86.89 Paychex
PAYX 4.6
210.35 100.50 Paylocity
PCTY ...
PAYO ...
8.75 4.18 Payoneer
79.50 38.46 PayPal
PYPL 1.2
35.68 23.96 PeapackGladFin PGC .6
PEGA .3
68.10 29.84 Pegasystems
11.49 8.98 PelicanAcqn
PELI ...
0.95 0.13 PelicanAcqnRt PELIR ...
PTON ...
9.20 3.95 Peloton
29.80 14.20 PenguinSolutions PENG ...
PNTG ...
35.00 21.18 Pennant
34.33 26.21 PeoplesBncpOH PEBO 5.1
dd 10.04 –1.86 ...
9 22.36 –0.71 .22
19 60.95 –1.16 .20
11 103.73 –1.21 ...
dd 33.78 +1.35 ...
dd 15.64 +2.62 ...
dd 1.70 +0.66 ...
dd 15.75 +4.97 ...
dd 22.69 –4.58 ...
23 156.59 +1.43 ...
9 68.19 –2.47 ...
28 126.09 –2.37 .33
dd 1.68 +0.07 ...
49 21.91 –1.31 ...
cc 137.19 +1.95 ...
dd 7.03 +0.16 ...
82 148.92 +0.22 ...
17 123.71 +3.10 ...
53 10.43 +0.01 ...
...
.18 –0.02 ...
28 31.35 –0.24 .46
dd 13.51 +2.80 .05
12 25.74 –1.27 .125
11 90.79 –4.92 .05
19 13.12 –0.88 .15
32 123.79 –13.06 .47
dd 1.25 –0.01 ...
dd 10.53 +0.20 ...
dd 8.51 +0.10 .10
21 93.65 +2.41 1.08
25 106.49 +0.83 ...
23 4.32 –1.09 ...
9 46.21 +4.56 .14
16 33.49 –1.09 .05
21 43.73 –1.63 .03
cc 10.27 –0.05 ...
...
.65
... ...
dd 4.02 –0.39 ...
cc 20.78 +1.66 ...
40 33.71 +1.39 ...
11 32.27 –1.76 .41
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
40.74 23.74 PeoplesBncpNC PEBK 2.2
57.71 38.90 PeoplesFinSvcs PFIS 4.7
7.80 0.88 PepGen
PEPG ...
171.48 127.60 PepsiCo
PEP 3.4
14.47 10.23 PerceptiveCap PCSC ...
38.02 23.87 PerdoceoEduc
PRDO 1.8
25.93 14.12 PerellaWeinberg PWP 1.5
11.00 10.08 PerimeterAcqnI PMTR ...
11.79 7.00 PerionNetwork PERI ...
36.48 8.81 Perma-PipeIntl PPIH ...
11.50 2.83 Personalis
PSNL ...
4.51 2.28 PetcoHealth
WOOF ...
4.46 1.57 PetMedExpress PETS ...
21.34 7.50 Pharming
PHAR ...
29.80 11.51 Pharvaris
PHVS ...
18.31 2.21 PhathomPharm PHAT ...
55.60 41.00 Phenixfin
PFX ...
56.30 16.16 PhibroAnimal
PAHC .9
40.06 32.40 PhillipsEdison PECO 3.3
45.40 16.46 Photronics
PLAB ...
19.95 12.80 PicS
PICS ...
56.88 35.73 Pilgrim'sPride PPC .0
10.16 9.94 PioneerAcqnIA PACH ...
21.06 15.58 PlainsAllAmPipe PAA 8.0
22.55 16.61 PlainsGP
PAGP 7.4
2.75 0.90 Playboy
PLBY ...
MYPS ...
1.69 0.43 Playstudios
PLTK .0
5.68 2.99 Playtika
211.84 103.43 Plexus
PLXS ...
3.46 1.09 PliantTherap
PLRX ...
PLMK ...
10.64 9.99 PlumAcqnIVA
42.60 11.75 PolestarAuto
PSNY ...
14.31 5.60 Polibeli
PLBL ...
6.43 0.19 PomDoctor
POM ...
18.01 10.88 PonceFinl
PDLB ...
24.92 4.11 PonyAI
PONY ...
374.74 210.67 Pool
POOL 2.2
149.31 78.23 Popular
BPOP 2.2
14.47 4.41 Portillo's
PTLO ...
612.50 146.02 PowellIndustries POWL .2
63.04 30.86 PowerIntegrations POWI 1.8
4.99 0.73 PowerBank
SUUN ...
7.14 3.44 PowerFleet
AIOT ...
356.00 26.70 PraxisPrecision PRAX ...
5.47 1.11 Precigen
PGEN ...
103.05 71.90 PreferredBkLA PFBC 3.6
287.96 118.99 PreformedLine PLPC .3
4.22 0.61 PreludeTherap PRLD ...
22.86 3.09 Prenetics
PRE ...
157.87 81.25 PriceSmart
PSMT .9
6.94 1.11 PrimeMedicine PRME ...
14.55 7.59 PrimisFinl
FRST 3.0
37.99 27.25 PrincetonBncp BPRN 4.1
97.88 68.39 PrincipalFinl
PFG 3.4
26.51 18.77 PriviaHealth
PRVA ...
PCAP ...
11.42 9.01 ProCapAcqnA
16.25 1.89 ProCapFinl
BRR ...
10.97 5.76 ProficientAuto PAL ...
ACDC ...
10.70 3.08 ProFrac
957.00 1.03 Profusa
PFSA ...
65.50 34.57 ProgressSoftware PRGS ...
PGNY ...
28.75 16.76 Progyny
4.45 2.45 ProspectCapital PSEC19.9
96.54 35.97 ProtagonistTherap PTGX ...
7.82 2.77 ProtaraTherap TARA ...
16.16 4.32 Prothena
PRTA ...
16.64 12.98 ProvidentFin
PROV 3.5
PPHC ...
13.00 11.25 PublicPolicy
13.88 6.15 PubMatic
PUBM ...
8.72 1.31 Pulmonx
LUNG ...
7.68 2.58 PumaBiotech
PBYI ...
20.00 13.30 PureTechHealth PRTC ...
1.26 0.56 PurpleInnovation PRPL ...
5.55 0.83 PyxisOncology PYXS ...
QCRH .5
96.00 60.83 QCR Holdings
48.94 14.28 Qfin
QFIN 9.9
106.30 49.46 Qorvo
QRVO ...
205.95 120.80 Qualcomm
QCOM 2.5
155.47 85.14 Qualys
QLYS ...
QTRX ...
8.77 4.05 Quanterix
24.40 4.89 Quantum
QMCO ...
3.10 0.89 Quantum-Si
QSI
...
19.07 3.40 QuantumScape QS
...
10.23 9.92 Quantumsphere QUMS ...
0.63 0.16 QuantumsphereRt QUMSR ...
10.34 9.96 QuartzseaAcqn QSEA ...
13.07 10.59 QuettaAcqn
QETA ...
2.40 0.34 QuettaAcqnRt QETAR ...
169.07 0.11 Quhuo
QH
...
41.40 19.50 QuidelOrtho
QDEL ...
4.55 0.10 QuinceTherap
QNCX ...
QNST ...
19.75 10.29 QuinStreet
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
11 38.21 –1.30 .21
9 53.60 –2.84 .625
dd 6.22
... ...
28 169.74 +4.801.4225
58 12.70 –0.63 ...
14 33.35 +0.51 .15
37 18.51 –1.61 .07
... 10.40
... ...
dd 8.55 –0.45 ...
19 32.37 –1.45 ...
dd 9.06 +0.78 ...
dd 2.55 –0.01 ...
dd 2.74 –0.21 ...
cc 16.30 –0.06 ...
dd 28.39 +0.29 ...
dd 12.56 +1.14 ...
dd 47.00 +4.80 ...
24 54.59 +1.79 .12
48 39.28 +0.03.1083
16 37.43 –0.57 ...
0 17.08 +1.37 ...
10 43.16 +1.42 2.10
cc 10.13 +0.03 ...
12 20.91 +0.02.4175
18 22.54 +0.27.4175
dd 1.91 –0.20 ...
dd
.51 +0.03 ...
13 3.09 –0.38 .10
30 194.13 –4.33 ...
dd 1.30 +0.06 ...
57 10.51 +0.02 ...
dd 23.28 +6.06 ...
... 8.20 +0.05 ...
...
.24 +0.02 ...
14 16.25 –0.45 ...
dd 14.34 +0.73 ...
21 227.18 +5.56 1.25
11 135.36 –12.20 .75
19 5.34 –0.32 ...
34 523.60 –23.22 .27
cc 47.92 +2.41 .215
dd
.78 –0.11 ...
dd 3.57 –0.22 ...
dd 336.75 +1.47 ...
dd 3.79 –0.59 ...
8 87.72 –4.49 .80
34 253.65 –8.97 .21
dd 2.76 –0.02 ...
dd 16.91 –0.14 ...
32 154.62 +0.89 .70
dd 4.62 +1.35 ...
38 13.21 –0.67 .10
12 33.97 –0.95 .35
18 95.42 –0.34 .80
cc 23.75 +1.76 ...
... 10.16 –0.01 ...
... 2.65 +0.30 ...
dd 7.57 +0.11 ...
dd 4.95 –0.36 ...
dd 1.04 –0.40 ...
25 41.88 +1.55 ...
28 17.69 –3.29 ...
dd 2.72 –0.10.045
dd 92.08 +9.32 ...
dd 6.36 –0.48 ...
dd 8.67 –0.35 ...
16 16.00 –0.25 .14
dd 11.56 –0.69 ...
dd 8.10 +1.53 ...
dd 1.58 +0.08 ...
8 5.70 –1.13 ...
9 16.77 –0.84 ...
dd
.70 +0.06 ...
dd 1.47 +0.05 ...
12 86.50 –5.92 .10
2 14.56 –0.38 .76
23 82.90 +0.66 ...
29 142.36 –0.52 .89
17 92.47 –0.19 ...
dd 6.55 +0.79 ...
dd 5.48 +0.12 ...
dd
.96 +0.02 ...
dd 6.92 +0.04 ...
... 10.06 –0.01 ...
...
.24 +0.04 ...
... 10.31
... ...
dd 11.69 +0.12 ...
...
.80
... ...
0
.13 –0.78 ...
dd 22.74 +0.26 ...
dd
.13 –0.02 ...
11 11.72 +0.20 ...
R
57.99 5.67 RaptTherap
22.69 14.40 RBB Bancorp
50.66 21.60 RCI Hospitality
28.27 13.18 RCM Tech
16.19 5.04 REGENXBIO
10.99 10.32 RFAcqnII
RAPT ...
RBB 3.0
RICK 1.3
RCMT ...
RGNX ...
RFAI ...
dd 57.98 +0.06 ...
12 21.50 –0.70 .16
12 22.13 –1.11 .07
11 18.91 +0.32 ...
dd 9.04 +0.90 ...
60 10.86 +0.01 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
0.24 0.05 RFAcqnIIRt
RFAIR ...
RFAM ...
...
... RF Acqn III
RFAMR ...
...
... RF Acqn III Rt
12.24 3.39 RF Industries
RFIL ...
23.82 19.50 RGC Resources RGCO 3.9
2.49 0.39 RackspaceTech RXT ...
RDNT ...
85.84 45.00 RadNet
31.57 18.46 Radware
RDWR ...
57.80 5.93 RamacoRscsA METC ...
METCB 6.0
21.80 5.85 RamacoRscsB
135.75 40.12 Rambus
RMBS ...
11.13 10.00 RangeCapAcqn RANG ...
0.68 0.12 RangeCapAcqnRt RANGR ...
10.05 9.90 RangeCapitalAcqnII RNGT ...
3.87 0.39 RaniTherap
RANI ...
30.95 5.92 Rapid7
RPD ...
42.27 6.43 RapportTherap RAPP ...
10.83 9.62 RealAssetAcqnA RAAQ ...
17.39 4.61 RealReal
REAL ...
7.89 2.98 RecursionPharm RXRX ...
93.90 46.33 RedRiverBcshs RRBI .7
RRGB ...
7.89 2.50 RedRobin
68.99 35.09 RedRockResorts RRR 1.7
79.08 63.44 RegencyCtrs
REG 3.8
821.11 476.49 RegenPharm
REGN .5
31.50 15.00 Regis
RGS ...
RLAY ...
11.43 1.78 RelayTherap
24.71 12.08 RemitlyGlobal RELY ...
13.38 10.43 RenatusTacticalI RTAC ...
8.24 5.05 ReNewEnergy RNW ...
10.13 3.69 RenttheRunway RENT ...
175.77 102.97 Repligen
RGEN ...
13.24 2.68 Replimune
REPL ...
25.80 10.22 RepublicAirways RJET ...
78.25 56.79 RepublicBcpKYA RBCAA 2.9
RDAG ...
12.64 9.77 RepublicDigA
9.15 6.56 ReservoirMedia RSVR ...
7.41 3.42 ResourcesConnect RGP 7.4
124.49 29.17 RevolutionMed RVMD ...
26.25 20.91 ReynoldsCnsmr REYN 3.7
RZLV ...
8.45 1.07 RezolveAI
122.20 45.91 RhythmPharm RYTM ...
4.87 1.80 RibbonComms RBBN ...
15.34 7.57 RichardsonElec RELL 2.0
52.24 15.50 RigelPharm
RIGL ...
RMNI ...
5.38 2.79 RiminiStreet
6.59 4.74 RiverviewBncp RVSB 1.5
22.69 10.36 Rivian
RIVN ...
RDZN ...
2.56 0.68 Roadzen
153.86 29.66 Robinhood
HOOD ...
RCKT ...
9.73 2.19 RocketPharm
RCKY 1.4
48.70 11.93 RockyBrands
29.20 8.73 RoivantSciences ROIV ...
116.66 52.43 Roku
ROKU ...
10.55 9.94 RomanDBDR II DRDB ...
181.14 51.84 Root
ROOT ...
595.17 313.07 RoperTech
ROP 1.0
206.40 122.36 RossStores
ROST .8
306.25 142.95 RoyalGold
RGLD .6
46.37 29.66 RoyaltyPharma RPRX 2.0
11.57 7.74 RunwayGrowthFin RWAY17.0
RUSHA 1.1
75.99 45.67 RushEnt A
67.27 47.71 RushEnt B
RUSHB 1.2
RXST ...
29.00 6.32 RxSight
RYAAY 1.0
74.24 38.52 Ryanair
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
...
.10
... ...
... 9.84
... ...
...
.14
... ...
cc 11.35 +2.06 ...
18 22.06 +0.99.2175
dd 1.95 +0.27 ...
dd 69.81 –0.27 ...
51 23.15 –1.06 ...
dd 15.14 –1.42 ...
dd 11.78 –1.30.1738
47 99.66 –2.98 ...
56 10.46
... ...
...
.43 +0.08 ...
... 10.01 +0.03 ...
dd 1.37 +0.08 ...
17 6.22 –0.35 ...
dd 29.03 –0.73 ...
... 10.64 +0.34 ...
dd 12.26 +1.15 ...
dd 3.67 +0.25 ...
14 88.70 –0.73 .25
dd 5.03 +1.28 ...
19 60.55 –3.47 .26
28 79.00 +2.15 .755
19 781.67 +2.00 .94
1 22.89 +0.33 ...
dd 10.26 +1.56 ...
53 16.70 –0.45 ...
... 10.43 –0.09 ...
14 5.52 +0.12 ...
dd 5.97 –0.38 ...
cc 128.73 –6.95 ...
dd 7.65 –0.99 ...
dd 21.73 +1.98 ...
11 69.00 –2.88 .495
... 10.23 +0.02 ...
91 8.97 +1.33 ...
dd 3.76 +0.04 .07
dd 102.02 +0.19 ...
17 24.81 +0.47 .23
... 2.33 +0.18 ...
dd 92.73 –7.05 ...
10 2.23 +0.15 ...
cc 12.28 –1.40 .06
6 34.74 –0.72 ...
9 3.72 +0.13 ...
23 5.35 –0.07 .02
dd 15.33 +0.06 ...
dd 1.36 +0.03 ...
37 75.85 –0.26 ...
dd 5.01 +1.23 ...
15 45.20 +11.45 .155
dd 28.94 +1.79 ...
cc 98.41 +9.35 ...
47 10.43
... ...
24 51.88 –8.64 ...
25 349.73 +13.94 .91
32 205.64 +4.19.405
44 299.79 +14.25 .475
26 46.21 +1.09 .235
5 7.75 –0.50 .33
22 70.97 –4.29 .19
20 64.65 –2.09 .19
dd 7.48 –1.15 ...
14 67.49 +3.02.4545
S
46.59 23.30 SanuwaveHealth SNWV ...
44.91 30.84 S&T Bancorp
STBA 3.4
245.16 177.49 SBA Comm
SBAC 2.2
5.75 2.62 SBCMedical
SBC ...
SHMD ...
10.65 2.00 Schmid
10.07 9.90 SCIIAcqnA
SCII ...
0.30 0.20 SCIIAcqnRt
SCIIR ...
LAES ...
8.71 1.99 SEALSQ
93.96 64.66 SEI Investments SEIC 1.2
21.89 12.50 SI-BONE
SIBN ...
9.62 4.95 SIGA Tech
SIGA .0
SIMA ...
10.77 10.14 SIMAcqnIA
34.97 18.71 SLM
SLM 2.8
SLRC11.4
17.94 13.64 SLR Invt
MWH ...
33.00 29.00 SOLVEnergy
153.16 52.56 SPS Commerce SPSC ...
SSNC 1.4
91.07 69.00 SS&C Tech
32.60 8.65 SSR Mining
SSRM ...
20.49 13.17 SWK Holdings SWKH ...
21.07 15.75 SabraHealthcare SBRA 5.8
SABR ...
4.22 0.81 Sabre
84.20 67.04 SafetyInsurance SAFT 4.7
14.27 10.68 SagaComm
SGA 8.5
11.41 1.73 Sagimet
SGMT ...
420.09 229.12 Saia
SAIA ...
24.95 12.81 SailPoint
SAIL ...
SANA ...
6.55 1.26 SanaBiotech
725.00 27.89 Sandisk
SNDK ...
85.15 58.47 Sanfilippo
JBSS 1.1
6.49 4.08 SangomaTechs SANG ...
185.29 63.67 Sanmina
SANM ...
60.12 44.62 Sanofi
SNY 3.3
108.48 10.42 SareptaTherap SRPT ...
12.50 4.53 SatellosBiosci MSLE ...
dd 24.33 +0.07 ...
12 41.81 –2.87 .36
25 201.16 +1.62 1.25
9 3.86 –0.31 ...
dd 6.46 –1.38 ...
... 10.00 +0.01 ...
...
.23
... ...
dd 3.93 –0.02 ...
14 81.32 –0.07 .52
dd 15.52 +0.04 ...
6 6.47 –0.28 .60
36 10.77 +0.06 ...
5 18.74 –3.86 .13
9 14.42 –0.44 .41
... 31.52 +1.02 ...
23 56.51 –1.44 ...
24 75.29 +3.91 .27
18 32.19 +1.73 ...
9 16.42 –0.28 ...
32 20.55 +0.62 .30
1 1.18 +0.20 ...
12 77.63 –0.79 .92
cc 11.74 –0.24 .25
dd 5.71 +0.39 ...
43 405.39 –6.24 ...
dd 14.10 –0.09 ...
dd 4.21 +0.20 ...
dd 635.36 –14.61 ...
14 82.61 –0.37 1.00
dd 4.62
... ...
37 155.26 +5.89 ...
20 48.66 +1.902.1953
dd 16.76 –2.12 ...
dd 12.35 +1.11 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
7.01 1.89 Savara
SVRA ...
30.00 1.35 ScageFuture
SCAG ...
46.25 28.75 ScanSource
SCSC ...
49.82 22.71 ScholarRock
SRRK ...
35.98 15.77 Scholastic
SCHL 2.3
27.63 11.11 Schrodinger
SDGR ...
124.11 81.08 ScienceApplicat SAIC 1.6
4.98 1.36 ScrippsEW
SSP ...
35.55 21.36 SeacoastBkgFL SBCF 2.4
459.84 63.19 Seagate
STX .7
12.43 7.32 SecurityNatFin SNFCA ...
2.41 1.62 Seer
SEER ...
93.38 71.75 SelectiveIns
SIGI 2.0
93.96 24.05 Semtech
SMTC ...
146.12 80.00 SenecaFoods A SENEA ...
138.79 85.51 SenecaFoods B SENEB ...
19.20 5.25 Senseonics
SENS ...
5.34 2.57 SenstarTech
SNT ...
32.63 4.66 Septerna
SEPN ...
4.39 1.37 SeraPrognostics SERA ...
29.98 6.53 SeresTherap
MCRB ...
3.08 1.55 ServiceProperties SVC 1.7
131.33 58.01 ServiceTitan
TTAN ...
6.45 1.26 17Educ&Tech
YQ
...
4.89 0.69 ShattuckLabs
STTK ...
15.84 9.66 ShenandoahTel SHEN .8
11.36 2.71 ShoalsTech
SHLS ...
26.57 15.21 ShoeCarnival
SCVL 3.0
182.19 69.84 Shopify
SHOP ...
20.68 11.47 ShoreBancshares SHBI 2.6
10.45 10.00 SiddhiAcqn
SDHI ...
38.60 22.42 SierraBancorp BSRR 2.9
9.24 2.03 SightSciences SGHT ...
7.78 1.97 SilenceTherap SLN ...
23.00 12.44 Silicom
SILC ...
208.84 82.82 SiliconLabs
SLAB ...
146.85 37.21 SiliconMotion
SIMO 1.5
9.96 9.86 SiliconValleyAcqn SVAQ ...
6.57 3.25 Silvaco
SVCO ...
11.03 9.95 SilverPegasusA SPEG ...
0.53 0.15 SilverPegasusRt SPEGR ...
18.35 13.23 SilvercrestAsset SAMG 5.5
22.34 17.00 SimmonsFirstNat SFNC 4.3
36.45 11.16 SimulationsPlus SLP ...
17.88 11.89 Sinclair
SBGI 6.1
45.00 7.26 SionnaTherap
SION ...
25.36 18.69 SiriusXM
SIRI 4.8
446.96 105.40 SiTime
SITM ...
10.50 9.21 SizzleAcqnII
SZZL ...
0.30 0.14 SizzleAcqnIIRt SZZLR ...
5.75 0.68 SkyeBioscience SKYE ...
65.05 42.45 SkywardSpecIns SKWD ...
123.94 74.70 SkyWest
SKYW ...
90.90 47.93 Skyworks
SWKS 4.8
14.71 3.49 SleepNumber
SNBR ...
25.90 12.53 SlideInsurance SLDE ...
5.59 1.76 SmartSand
SND .0
12.15 7.73 Smith&Wesson SWBI 4.4
26.07 18.43 SmithfieldFds SFD 4.0
10.00 9.85 SocialCommPtrs SCPQ ...
32.73 8.60 SoFiTech
SOFI ...
17.30 7.79 Sohu.com
SOHU ...
24.40 1.18 SolStrategies
STKE ...
48.60 11.00 SolarEdgeTech SEDG ...
10.15 9.94 SolariusCapA
SOCA ...
7.37 2.41 SolidBiosci
SLDB ...
8.86 0.68 SolidPower
SLDP ...
84.44 40.43 SolsticeAdvMatls SOLS .4
19.82 7.63 Sonos
SONO ...
5.70 2.58 SophiaGenetics SOPH ...
10.01 9.95 SorenAcqn
SORNU ...
...
... SorenAcqn
SORN ...
19.85 9.53 SoteraHealth
SHC ...
22.17 6.52 SoundHoundAI SOUN ...
44.00 30.01 SouthPlainsFin SPFI 1.7
62.00 29.14 SouthernFirstBcsh SFST ...
66.56 45.10 SoMO Bancorp SMBC 1.6
...
... SPACSphereAcqn SSAC ...
...
... SPACSphereRt SSACR ...
12.01 10.71 SparkIAcqnA
SPKL ...
3.22 0.51 SperoTherap
SPRO ...
19.31 11.68 SpokHoldings
SPOK10.3
32.22 15.73 Sportradar
SRAD ...
26.45 0.46 SportsEntGaming SEGG ...
4.33 0.92 SportsmansWrhs SPWH ...
12.00 10.03 SpringValleyIII SVAC ...
10.16 10.06 SpringValleyIV SVIVU ...
182.00 64.75 SproutsFarmers SFM ...
32.44 20.16 SpyGlassPharma SGP ...
45.76 10.91 SpyreTherapeutics SYRE ...
30.81 14.69 StaarSurgical
STAA ...
7.17 4.03 Stagwell
STGW ...
1.72 0.92 StdBioTools
LAB ...
26.42 12.06 StarBulkCarriers SBLK 2.2
11.99 8.26 StarEquity
STRR ...
9.43 6.06 Star
STHO ...
117.46 75.50 Starbucks
SBUX 2.5
22.98 8.00 Starz
STRZ ...
8.96 4.90 StealthGas
GASS ...
208.47 103.17 SteelDynamics STLD 1.1
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
dd 6.02 +0.49 ...
dd 1.73 –0.06 ...
11 36.78 –0.46 ...
dd 44.27 –3.73 ...
dd 34.77 +2.33 .20
dd 12.06 +0.53 ...
12 92.26 +2.35 .37
dd 4.15 +0.44 ...
20 31.12 –2.63 .19
46 407.84 –3.27 .74
13 9.06 +0.16 ...
dd 1.72 –0.26 ...
11 84.04 –1.06 .43
cc 90.22 +3.45 ...
11 138.98 +7.92 ...
11 138.75 +8.75 ...
dd 8.27 +0.11 ...
... 3.46 –0.29 ...
dd 29.02 +1.74 ...
dd 2.29 –0.22 ...
14 8.74 +0.19 ...
dd 2.30 +0.16 .01
dd 72.39 +5.85 ...
dd 3.25 –0.13 ...
dd 3.92 –0.09 ...
dd 13.63 +0.16 .11
30 5.93 –4.68 ...
10 20.19 –1.09 .15
cc 120.73 –5.47 ...
10 18.58 –1.13 .12
dd 10.29 +0.01 ...
12 35.98 –1.56 .26
dd 5.16 –0.24 ...
dd 5.44 +0.44 ...
dd 19.70 –0.07 ...
dd 204.53 –0.11 ...
36 129.23 –5.65 .50
... 9.88 –0.02 ...
dd 3.36 –0.19 ...
... 10.14 +0.01 ...
...
.24 –0.02 ...
21 15.21 –0.23 .21
dd 19.91 –1.56 .215
dd 12.23 +0.57 ...
dd 16.34 +1.74 .25
dd 36.54 +1.05 ...
10 21.96 +0.90 .27
dd 397.88 –9.09 ...
... 10.25 +0.02 ...
...
.22 +0.01 ...
dd
.74 –0.04 ...
11 46.47 –0.41 ...
10 104.08 +0.85 ...
23 59.58 –0.47 .71
dd 6.17 –2.79 ...
2 19.00 +2.12 ...
53 5.19 –0.06 .05
54 11.90 –0.11 .13
11 24.88 –0.16 .25
... 9.91 +0.05 ...
47 17.76 –1.26 ...
1 16.52 +0.14 ...
dd 1.33 +0.09 ...
dd 35.40 –2.50 ...
... 10.13 –0.02 ...
dd 6.21 +0.50 ...
dd 3.54 +0.07 ...
... 78.51 –1.54 .075
dd 15.40 –0.01 ...
dd 4.50 –0.25 ...
... 9.99
... ...
... 9.88
... ...
60 16.25 –1.24 ...
dd 8.60 +0.78 ...
12 40.96 –1.50 .17
15 55.84 –4.88 ...
11 61.91 –3.58 .25
... 9.88
... ...
...
.19
... ...
cc 11.37 +0.02 ...
dd 2.17 –0.13 ...
16 12.14 –1.42.3125
55 18.26 +0.50 ...
dd 1.01 –0.18 ...
dd 1.18 –0.01 ...
... 10.44 –0.10 ...
... 10.08 –0.03 ...
14 73.87 +6.39 ...
... 28.00 –1.32 ...
dd 43.01 –0.20 ...
dd 19.90 +2.14 ...
63 4.82 +0.19 ...
dd 1.13
... ...
36 26.29 +1.05 .37
dd 9.98 –0.07 ...
dd 9.02 +0.36 ...
82 98.02 +0.53 .62
dd 11.00 +1.78 ...
5 8.95 +0.63 ...
24 193.13 –0.26 .53
March 2, 2026
D ATA
52-Week
High
Low
Name
BARRON’S
NASDAQ ISSUES
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
10.45 9.95 StellarVCapA
SVCC ...
STEP 2.6
77.80 40.07 StepStone
477.03 96.34 SterlingInfr
STRL ...
46.88 19.05 StevenMadden SHOO 2.3
5.94 2.60 StitchFix
SFIX ...
83.83 60.75 StockYardsBncp SYBT 2.0
STOK ...
38.69 5.35 StokeTherap
19.95 8.64 StoneCo
STNE ...
131.00 65.00 StoneX
SNEX ...
SSYS ...
12.81 8.12 Stratasys
STRA 2.9
93.45 72.17 StrategicEd
457.22 104.17 Strategy
MSTR ...
STRT ...
92.50 31.57 Strattec
31.35 15.10 StratusProp
STRS ...
268.40 7.02 Strive
ASST ...
94.90 13.22 StructureTherap GPCR ...
14.00 7.50 SummitStateBk SSBI ...
36.91 13.83 SummitTherap SMMT ...
22.29 8.10 SunCountryAir SNCY ...
6.94 3.32 SunOpta
STKL ...
2.50 1.19 SunPower
SPWR ...
22.44 5.38 Sunrun
RUN ...
62.36 27.60 SuperMicroComp SMCI ...
14.54 8.30 SuperiorGroup SGC 5.6
59.68 29.16 SupernusPharm SUPN ...
25.05 13.14 SurgeryPartners SGRY ...
10.34 4.21 SuRoCapital
SSSS10.7
20.93 5.23 SutroBioph
STRO ...
87.88 16.32 Symbotic
SYM ...
97.00 41.80 Synaptics
SYNA ...
22.73 8.58 SyndaxPharm
SNDX ...
651.73 365.74 Synopsys
SNPS ...
4.74 1.42 SyprisSolutions SYPR ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
59 10.42 +0.02 ...
dd 43.14 –6.93 .28
46 428.13 –7.37 ...
58 36.10 –3.79 .21
dd 3.33 –0.15 ...
14 64.14 –5.19 .32
55 36.41 +2.12 ...
dd 16.80 –0.93 ...
19 127.50 –1.17 ...
dd 9.63 –0.82 ...
17 82.28 +6.16 .60
dd 129.50 –1.55 ...
13 88.00 –1.80 ...
dd 30.52 +1.20 ...
dd 7.94 –0.21 ...
dd 62.98 –3.57 ...
13 13.07 –0.62 ...
dd 16.59 +0.65 ...
21 19.68 –0.80 ...
dd 6.48 +0.05 ...
8 1.30 –0.18 ...
dd 13.25 –7.03 ...
24 32.39 –0.03 ...
27 9.93 –0.54 .14
dd 54.73 +3.87 ...
dd 15.50 –0.04 ...
4 9.38 +0.17 .25
dd 20.47 +2.05 ...
dd 54.78 +0.98 ...
dd 81.46 –2.82 ...
dd 21.71 +2.02 ...
64 414.00 –25.94 ...
dd 2.96 –0.14 ...
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TELA ...
2.58 0.67 TelaBio
15.42 11.29 TFS Finl
TFSL 8.1
11.35 1.57 TMCthemetals TMC ...
276.49 181.36 T-MobileUS
TMUS 1.8
70.38 37.52 TPG
TPG 4.7
118.22 77.85 T.RowePrice
TROW 5.5
50.84 49.91 T.RowePriceLgMuni TMNL 3.2
5.60 1.98 TTEC
TTEC ...
113.46 15.77 TTM Tech
TTMI ...
DFNS ...
26.21 1.76 T3Defense
36.85 16.56 TWFG
TWFG ...
4.65 2.50 Taboola
TBLA ...
37.77 8.61 TactileSystems TCMD ...
9.95 9.83 Tailwind2.0A
TDWD ...
0.20 0.15 Tailwind2.0Rt TDWDR ...
264.79 188.56 Take-TwoSftwr TTWO ...
451.28 158.08 TalenEnergy
TLN ...
29.65 9.98 TandemDiabetes TNDM ...
TNGX ...
13.60 1.03 TangoTherap
85.25 38.51 TarsusPharm
TARS ...
18.39 9.55 TaskUs
TASK .0
56.50 23.37 TatTechnologies TATT ...
10.72 10.00 TaviaAcqn
TAVI ...
0.27 0.12 TaviaAcqnRt
TAVIR ...
TSHA ...
6.02 1.05 TayshaGene
5.20 0.53 Teads
TEAD ...
15.55 3.41 TechTarget
TTGT ...
27.33 13.70 TectonicTherap TECX ...
11.64 6.64 Ericsson
ERIC 1.7
36.85 14.77 Telesat
TSAT ...
20.00 6.28 TelixPharm
TLX ...
8.36 1.83 Telos
TLS ...
104.32 36.22 TempusAI
TEM ...
23.56 6.78 10xGenomics
TXG ...
38.83 17.27 Tenable
TENB ...
2.35 0.36 TenayaTherap TNYA ...
344.92 65.77 Teradyne
TER .2
48.26 1.87 TernsPharm
TERN ...
21.91 3.73 TerraInnovatum NKLR ...
31.50 5.95 TerrestrialEner IMSR ...
498.83 214.25 Tesla
TSLA ...
43.14 27.27 TetraTech
TTEK .7
TVGN ...
1.51 0.23 TevogenBio
108.92 59.37 TexasCapBcshs TCBI ...
231.32 139.95 TexasInstruments TXN 2.7
199.99 148.73 TexasRoadhouse TXRH 1.6
12.27 9.98 TexasVenturesIII TVA ...
10.50 9.75 ThayerVenturesII TVAI ...
0.25 0.12 ThayerVentII Rt TVAIR ...
81.65 40.51 TheBancorp
TBBK ...
2.95 0.72 TherapeuticsMD TXMD ...
21.03 7.90 TheravanceBio TBPH ...
218.42 79.71 ThomsonReuters TRI 2.7
12.28 2.02 ThredUp
TDUP ...
TLRY ...
23.20 3.51 TilrayBrands
40.41 27.51 TimberlandBncp TSBK 3.0
10.38 10.00 TitanAcqnA
TACH ...
23.41 12.50 TitanMachinery TITN ...
30.27 13.60 Torm
TRMD16.9
149.57 28.64 TowerSemi
TSEM ...
TOWN 3.2
37.86 29.43 TowneBank
63.99 46.85 TractorSupply TSCO 1.9
91.45 21.08 TradeDesk
TTD ...
152.65 97.06 Tradeweb
TW
.5
10.17 10.01 TrailblazerAcqnA BLZR ...
dd
.87 +0.15 ...
44 14.02 –1.02.2825
dd 6.27 +0.40 ...
22 217.09 +1.63 1.02
97 43.42 –1.09 .61
10 94.63 –0.75 1.30
... 50.80 –0.02.1933
dd 2.50 +0.22 ...
62 104.24 –3.69 ...
0 1.76 –0.54 ...
53 20.35 +2.83 ...
22 3.17 –0.23 ...
35 29.29 +0.57 ...
... 9.93 +0.02 ...
...
.19
... ...
dd 211.48 +11.76 ...
81 370.97 –11.28 ...
dd 25.30 +0.73 ...
dd 11.14 –1.06 ...
dd 75.52 +8.91 ...
10 10.62 –0.10 3.65
42 55.37 +2.52 ...
58 10.53 +0.02 ...
...
.21 –0.01 ...
dd 4.53 –0.17 ...
dd
.86 –0.01 ...
... 3.51 –1.26 ...
dd 23.45 +2.08 ...
13 11.60 +0.27.1515
dd 31.40 +1.28 ...
dd 7.25 –0.44 ...
dd 4.02 –0.10 ...
dd 53.25 –5.12 ...
dd 23.05 +4.17 ...
dd 19.23 –0.68 ...
dd
.56 –0.06 ...
92 320.03 –4.82 .13
dd 42.12 +2.89 ...
45 4.41 +0.21 ...
35 6.90 +0.57 ...
cc 402.51 –9.31 ...
27 35.84 –0.48 .065
dd
.26 –0.02 ...
14 95.30 –9.72 ...
39 212.11 –7.62 1.42
30 182.87 +4.05 .75
cc 10.48 –0.22 ...
cc 10.18 –0.01 ...
...
.19 +0.02 ...
11 52.49 –5.74 ...
87 2.26 –0.04 ...
32 18.25 –1.41 ...
29 96.41 +13.21 .655
dd 4.88 +0.24 ...
dd 7.87 +0.12 ...
10 38.08 –0.95 .29
68 10.28 –0.01 ...
dd 19.49 –0.92 ...
11 30.13 +2.66 .70
64 124.87 –3.60 ...
16 34.26 –1.70 .27
25 51.84 –1.12 .24
26 23.82 –1.28 ...
33 123.26 +3.79 .14
... 10.05 –0.01 ...
52-Week
High
Low
Name
FOREIGN MARKETS
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
0.64 0.15 TrailblazerI Rt TBMCR ...
14.91 7.77 TrailblazerI A
TBMC ...
5.70 3.12 TransActTechs TACT ...
97.08 50.23 Transcat
TRNS ...
10.56 10.02 TranslationalDev TDAC ...
156.00 62.07 TransMedics
TMDX ...
16.77 4.72 Travelzoo
TZOO ...
42.13 12.91 TravereTherap TVTX ...
9.56 1.81 TreaceMed
TMCI ...
14.39 4.17 TreviTherap
TRVI ...
53.18 35.20 TriCoBancshares TCBK 3.0
42.00 19.45 TriMas
TRS .4
87.50 52.91 Trimble
TRMB ...
3.44 0.48 TrinityBiotech TRIB ...
17.20 12.50 TrinityCapital
TRIN13.8
78.99 51.35 Trip.com
TCOM .5
20.16 9.46 Tripadvisor
TRIP ...
7.95 3.42 TriSalusLifeSci TLSI ...
5.83 2.71 trivago
TRVG ...
32.00 17.86 TruBridge
TBRG ...
27.78 9.89 TrumpMedia&Tech DJT ...
57.89 25.24 Trupanion
TRUP ...
48.45 27.18 TrustcoBank
TRST 3.5
45.43 29.77 Trustmark
TRMK 2.3
2.57 0.88 TScanTherap
TCRX ...
26.50 2.57 TurnTherap
TTRX ...
TBCH ...
17.85 8.78 TurtleBeach
10.38 9.84 TwelveSeasIII TWLV ...
0.20 0.15 TwelveSeasIII Rt TWLVR ...
19.63 6.16 TwinDisc
TWIN .9
57.88 23.30 TwistBiosci
TWST ...
35.71 6.42 TyraBiosciences TYRA ...
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
...
.41 –0.08 ...
dd 9.55 –0.23 ...
dd 3.46 –0.12 ...
92 77.97 –0.33 ...
49 10.55
... ...
30 145.26 +11.01 ...
16 6.45 +1.05 ...
dd 29.79 –0.60 ...
dd 1.86 –0.03 ...
dd 11.92 +1.28 ...
13 47.78 –2.69 .36
36 39.08 +2.00 .04
38 66.87 –0.75 ...
dd
.72 +0.01 ...
8 14.79 –0.18 .17
8 52.62 –1.95 .30
34 10.11 –0.70 ...
dd 5.06 –0.39 ...
15 2.92 +0.02 ...
cc 19.29 –0.99 ...
dd 10.71 +0.60 ...
59 26.54 –2.52 ...
13 43.37 –2.43 .38
12 42.59 –2.13 .25
dd 1.06 +0.05 ...
... 3.60 +0.11 ...
15 12.54 +0.65 ...
... 9.91 +0.01 ...
...
.16
... ...
12 18.19 +1.15 .04
dd 46.92 –1.67 ...
dd 33.31 +1.73 ...
U
118.00 87.11 UFP Inds
UFPI 1.4
136.11 82.00 UMB Fin
UMBF 1.5
13.55 6.38 UPFintech
TIGR ...
43.98 5.56 USARareEarth USAR ...
20.79 15.39 USCB Financial USCB 2.2
137.96 80.47 US Lime&Min
USLM .2
4.19 0.80 uCloudlink
UCL ...
9.74 4.35 Udemy
UDMY ...
714.97 309.01 UltaBeauty
ULTA ...
UCTT ...
73.80 16.66 UltraClean
43.22 18.41 UltragenyxPharm RARE ...
9.52 4.07 Ultralife
ULBI ...
36.00 20.65 UnionBankshares UNB 6.2
71.50 7.76 uniQure
QURE ...
119.21 52.00 UnitedAirlines UAL ...
45.93 30.51 UnitedBkshrsWV UBSI 3.7
40.63 25.01 UnitedFire
UFCS 2.1
10.43 5.58 UnitedGuardian UG 7.4
11.52 7.32 UnitedSecBcshrs UBFO 4.6
537.19 266.98 UnitedTherap
UTHR ...
9.73 5.30 Uniti
UNIT ...
57.30 36.65 UnityBancorp
UNTY 1.1
163.21 99.65 UnivDisplay
OLED 1.9
8.07 2.69 UnvlElectronics UEIC ...
30.76 12.78 UnivLogistics
ULH 2.5
36.20 22.83 UnivestFin
UVSP 2.6
28.03 15.82 Upbound
UPBD 7.3
3.91 0.88 UplandSoftware UPLD ...
87.30 26.80 Upstart
UPST ...
33.68 5.14 UpstreamBio
UPB ...
22.84 11.13 Upwork
UPWK ...
84.35 41.89 UrbanOutfitters URBN ...
30.00 3.42 UroGenPharma URGN ...
2.02 1.24 Usio
USIO ...
68.71 51.26 UtahMedProducts UTMD 1.9
2.94 1.84 UTStarcom
UTSI ...
5.41 2.45 Uxin
UXIN ...
21 102.91 –6.86 .36
13 115.88 –10.97 .43
9 7.82 –0.26 ...
dd 18.90 +1.67 ...
15 18.93 –0.56 .125
24 114.16 +5.29 .06
8 1.68 –0.12 ...
cc 5.03 +0.25 ...
26 684.79 +1.90 ...
dd 60.68 +1.53 ...
dd 23.39 +0.67 ...
55 5.67 –0.20 ...
9 23.25 –1.39 .36
dd 15.63 –7.80 ...
10 106.30 –6.73 ...
13 41.30 –2.98 .38
9 38.86 +0.33 .20
16 6.72 +0.12 .25
15 10.39 –0.57 .12
18 503.90 +30.48 ...
1 7.32 –1.26 ...
9 53.19 –1.06 .16
21 106.69 +2.62 .50
dd 3.77 –0.35 ...
dd 16.63 –0.12 .105
11 33.55 –1.73 .22
17 21.45 –1.33 .39
dd
.88 –0.15 ...
63 27.23 –2.06 ...
dd 7.68 –0.40 ...
16 13.42 +0.25 ...
13 66.20 –2.15 ...
dd 21.70 +0.63 ...
dd 1.35 +0.01 ...
19 66.61 –1.21 .31
dd 2.43 +0.01 ...
dd 3.53 +0.10 ...
V
64.00 34.55 VEON
VEON ...
14.48 4.65 VNET
VNET ...
231.60 100.53 VSE
VSEC .2
13.87 7.48 ValleyNatlBncp VLY 3.5
12.25 5.43 Valneva
VALN ...
9.60 3.81 VandaPharm
VNDA ...
14.57 6.76 VarexImaging
VREX ...
63.90 20.06 VaronisSystems VRNS ...
76.61 27.66 Vaxcyte
PCVX ...
2.60 0.38 Veea
VEEA ...
VECO ...
35.77 16.92 VeecoInstr
10.13 9.89 VendomeAcqnI VNME ...
40.30 1.95 VenHubGlobal VHUB ...
25.00 0.78 VentyxBiosciences VTYX ...
3.41 1.39 VeraBradley
VRA ...
56.05 18.53 VeraTherap
VERA ...
50.71 22.61 Veracyte
VCYT ...
52.06 29.24 Vericel
VCEL ...
310.60 208.86 VeriSign
VRSN 1.4
322.92 164.60 VeriskAnalytics VRSK 1.0
9.42 1.22 Veritone
VERI ...
17.15 8.51 VersaBank
VBNK .4
59.00 27.17 VersantMedia VSNT ...
42.44 11.87 Vertex
VERX ...
519.68 362.50 VertexPharm
VRTX ...
21.03 8.11 ViantTech
DSP ...
50.24 7.36 ViaSat
VSAT ...
16.47 6.85 Viatris
VTRS 3.2
6 55.89 –0.35 ...
dd 10.78 –1.07 ...
cc 227.07 –0.71 .10
13 12.61 –0.75 .11
dd 11.09 +0.11 ...
dd 8.91 +3.15 ...
dd 13.17 –0.42 ...
dd 23.10 –0.59 ...
dd 61.74 +3.23 ...
dd
.51 +0.07 ...
52 30.56 +1.24 ...
... 10.08
... ...
dd 2.33 +0.34 ...
dd 13.97
... ...
dd 2.64 –0.20 ...
dd 40.79 –0.97 ...
44 36.59 +0.96 ...
cc 35.68 –2.41 ...
26 227.94 +12.03 .81
32 207.57 +25.07 .50
dd 2.82 –0.01 ...
25 16.50 –0.24 .018
4 33.32 +3.29 ...
cc 14.48 +1.74 ...
32 496.83 +19.93 ...
cc 10.13 +0.63 ...
dd 45.78 –0.72 ...
dd 14.93 –0.99 .12
52-Week
High
Low
Name
31.42 8.10 ViaviSolutions
205.92 38.92 Vicor
77.78 47.00 VictoryCapital
43.15 18.92 VikingTherap
40.15 30.08 VillageSuper A
4.65 1.02 VinceHolding
13.61 8.66 VinciCompass
11.99 10.11 VineHillCapA
3.82 2.56 VinFastAuto
4.33 1.18 ViomiTech
48.23 34.71 ViperEnergy
10.94 4.16 VirBiotech
10.64 6.00 VircoMfg
92.74 4.39 Virtuix
18.41 2.06 VisionWave
20.55 2.94 VistanceNtwks
129.10 65.10 Visteon
59.88 25.79 VitaCoco
53.13 19.80 VitalFarms
85.60 5.50 VividSeats
15.91 8.05 Vodafone
65.80 2.62 VorBiopharma
10.99 10.13 VoyagerAcqnA
5.55 2.65 VoyagerTherap
41.36 15.03 Vroom
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
VIAV ...
VICR ...
VCTR 2.8
VKTX ...
VLGEA 2.6
VNCE ...
VINP 5.0
VCIC ...
VFS ...
VIOT .0
VNOM 4.7
VIR
...
VIRC 1.6
VTIX ...
VWAV ...
VISN ...
VC 1.3
COCO ...
VITL ...
SEAT ...
VOD 3.2
VOR ...
VACH ...
VYGR ...
VRM ...
dd 29.71 +2.18 ...
77 201.40 +31.39 ...
17 69.18 –6.41 .49
dd 33.84 +2.81 ...
10 39.15 –0.05 .25
dd 3.10 +0.14 ...
25 11.89 –0.89 .15
51 10.63 +0.01 ...
dd 3.26 +0.01 ...
4 1.27 –0.14.088
dd 46.54 +0.90 .14
dd 9.09 +1.53 ...
25 6.35 +0.17 .025
... 6.86 +0.90 ...
dd 7.77 –0.64 ...
dd 17.57 –1.40 ...
13 95.67 +2.76 .375
49 58.06 +4.10 ...
16 21.09 –6.08 ...
dd 5.96 –1.63 ...
dd 15.36 –0.29.2392
dd 15.44 +1.89 ...
33 10.69 –0.01 ...
dd 4.10 +0.61 ...
dd 15.03 –1.17 ...
WVE ...
WDFC 1.7
WBTN ...
WSFS 1.1
WW ...
WAFD 3.5
WMT .8
WBD ...
WMG 2.7
dd 13.93 +0.44 ...
36 238.20 –0.28 1.02
dd 11.25 +0.08 ...
12 63.51 –4.15 .17
0 21.26 –1.55 ...
11 31.16 –2.04 .27
47 127.95 +4.96.2475
cc 28.17 –0.58 ...
49 28.60 –1.29 .19
W
21.73 5.28 WaveLifeSci
253.48 175.38 WD-40
22.47 6.75 Webtoon
71.32 42.44 WSFS Financial
46.95 18.00 WW Intl
34.30 23.75 WaFd
134.69 79.81 Walmart
30.00 7.52 WarnerBrosA
34.94 25.56 WarnerMusic
52-Week
High
Low
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Name
37.08 24.95 WashTrBcp
WASH 6.6
18.88 11.61 WaterstoneFinl WSBF 3.4
45.00 21.13 Waystar
WAY ...
WLTH ...
14.88 7.20 Wealthfront
108.14 36.74 WeatherfordIntl WFRD 1.0
12.96 7.10 Weibo
WB 8.1
WENN ...
10.40 9.67 WenAcqnA
15.83 6.73 Wendy's
WEN 7.3
2.38 0.53 WerewolfTherap HOWL ...
20.50 6.03 WeRide
WRD ...
38.45 23.02 WernerEnterprises WERN 1.6
WSBC 4.4
38.10 26.42 WesBanco
WTBA 4.1
26.60 17.31 WestBancorp
53.48 42.00 WestamericaBncp WABC 3.6
309.90 28.83 WesternDigital WDC .2
14.52 7.63 WestNewEngBncp WNEB 2.2
4.34 1.54 WestportFuelSys WPRT ...
7.92 3.59 WestrockCoffee WEST ...
WEYS 3.5
35.59 25.51 WeycoGroup
11.31 6.07 WhiteHorseFin WHF15.9
137.00 30.43 Willdan
WLDN ...
211.00 114.01 WillisLease
WLFC .6
352.79 275.60 WillisTowers
WTW 1.2
WLAC ...
15.19 9.97 WillowLaneA
11.70 1.70 WiMiHologram WIMI ...
388.14 204.00 Wingstop
WING .5
527.37 295.79 Winmark
WINA .8
10.24 9.74 WintergreenAcqn WTG ...
162.96 89.10 WintrustFinl
WTFC 1.5
WKEY ...
19.80 2.50 WISeKey
202.65 60.22 Wix.com
WIX ...
403.31 146.82 Woodward
WWD .3
276.00 117.76 Workday
WDAY ...
185.48 104.99 WorldAcceptance WRLD ...
134.72 65.25 WynnResorts
WYNN .9
Div
Chg. Amt.
Last
12 33.69 –2.25 .56
12 17.81 –0.35 .15
42 25.65 +0.58 ...
... 8.30 –0.20 ...
18 105.46 +1.02 .275
6 9.93 –0.26 .82
... 10.17
... ...
9 7.66 –0.43 .14
dd
.60 –0.07 ...
dd 6.99 –0.10 ...
dd 35.09 –0.34 .14
17 34.87 –1.98 .38
13 24.35 –1.11 .25
11 50.65 –2.43 .46
28 279.70 –5.82 .125
17 12.85 –1.00 .07
dd 1.98 –0.06 ...
dd 4.42 –0.51 ...
12 31.27 –0.792.00
15 6.30 –0.08 .25
32 89.14 –29.86 ...
12 203.71 –1.50 .40
19 305.17 +3.36 .96
54 10.67 –0.17 ...
2 1.93 +0.09 ...
42 259.51 –1.38 .30
40 456.24 –6.05 .96
... 10.24
... ...
13 144.06 –12.24 .55
dd 7.10 +0.20 ...
31 70.46 +3.56 ...
49 386.76 –7.27 .32
52 133.76 –4.05 ...
17 134.88 +4.25 ...
36 108.19 –6.68 .25
52-Week
High
Low
Tick
Sym Yld P/E
Name
Div
Chg. Amt.
Last
XYZ
2.50 0.55 XCHG
XCH ...
4.94 0.19 XIAO-I
AIXI ...
39.92 18.35 XOMARoyalty XOMA ...
23.13 12.20 XP
XP
.9
3.62 2.09 XBiotech
XBIT ...
84.23 65.21 XcelEnergy
XEL 2.8
18.69 6.92 Xencor
XNCR ...
46.99 26.74 XenonPharm
XENE ...
10.08 3.59 XerisBiopharma XERS ...
7.02 1.71 Xerox
XRX 5.6
73.87 18.59 Xometry
XMTR ...
XNET ...
11.03 2.83 Xunlei
31.00 5.30 YD Bio
YDES ...
11.40 10.12 YHNAcqnI
YHNA ...
0.23 0.11 YHNAcqnIRt
YHNAR ...
1.80 0.47 YXT.COM
YXT ...
6.05 0.53 Yimutian
YMT ...
36.48 29.68 YorkWater
YORW 2.8
11.88 10.09 YorkvilleAcqn
MCGA ...
31.00 14.04 Yuanbao
YB
...
44.34 15.96 ZaiLab
ZLAB ...
352.66 205.73 ZebraTech
ZBRA ...
44.60 6.11 ZenasBioPharma ZBIO ...
3.95 1.01 ZentalisPharm ZNTL ...
13.16 6.19 ZevraTherap
ZVRA ...
43.54 22.45 ZiffDavis
ZD
...
90.22 41.90 Zillow A
ZG
...
93.88 41.91 Zillow C
Z
...
66.18 39.32 ZionsBancorp
ZION 3.1
97.58 64.41 ZoomComms
ZM
...
12.51 5.77 ZoomInfoTech GTM ...
336.99 140.56 Zscaler
ZS
...
ZUMZ ...
31.70 11.31 Zumiez
28.49 9.03 Zymeworks
ZYME ...
... 1.25 +0.22 ...
dd
.23 –0.02 ...
34 25.53 –0.28 ...
13 21.53 –1.42 .18
dd 2.26 –0.05 ...
24 83.36 +1.81.5925
dd 12.77 +1.36 ...
dd 43.23 +1.00 ...
dd 6.12 –0.49 ...
dd 1.80 –0.06 .025
dd 41.02 –15.67 ...
0 5.72 –0.15 ...
dd 8.58 +0.56 ...
cc 10.67 +0.01 ...
...
.13
... ...
...
.66 +0.06 ...
...
.55 –0.31 ...
24 32.88 +0.15 .228
... 10.16 +0.01 ...
3 19.54 –0.81 ...
dd 19.22 –0.82 ...
27 223.96 –31.45 ...
dd 26.35 +0.47 ...
dd 2.39 –0.03 ...
14 8.93 +0.13 ...
24 27.08 –4.31 ...
cc 44.80 –0.62 ...
cc 44.62 –0.84 ...
10 57.28 –5.22 .45
12 73.94 –16.35 ...
16 6.21 –0.24 ...
dd 146.99 –12.76 ...
54 26.22 –0.55 ...
dd 23.29 +0.57 ...
Europe
Asia
Continental: Earnings lifted European stocks to their eighth
monthly rise in a row, their longest winning streak since 2013.
Rivals: Strong exports of cars and computer chips drove a
20% monthly gain for Korean stocks. Japan’s stocks rose, too.
S&P Europe BMI
U.K.
Sweden
Italy
Spain
Norway
Switzerland
France
Greece
Germany
0.00
-0.69
-2.95
-7.89
S&P Pan Asia BMI
South Korea
Taiwan
Thailand
New Zealand
Japan
Hong Kong
Philippines
Australia
0.53%
1.90
1.64
1.36
1.05
0.86
0.82
0.63
0.38
0.18
-0.07
Finland
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
-0.49
-0.84
-1.52
-1.91
2.80%
8.13
5.41
4.12
3.96
3.40
2.87
1.61
1.31
China
Indonesia
India
Singapore
Malaysia
Indexes based on S&P Global Broad Market Indices
Source: S&P DJ Indices
Key Foreign Stock Market Indexes
Most Recent
Close
Week’s
%Chg.
Year-to-Date
Chg.
% Chg.
Most Recent
Close
Week’s
%Chg.
Amsterdam AEX
1027.02
+0.92
+75.73
+7.96
Milan FTSE All Share
50142
+1.89
+2482.56
+5.21
Athens General
2277.60
+0.17
+156.89
+7.40
Oslo Composite
2193.27
+0.71
+251.85
+12.97
Bangkok SET
1528.26
+3.28
+268.59
+21.32
Paris CAC
8580.75
+0.77
+431.25
+5.29
Bombay Sensex
81287
–1.84
–3933.42
–4.62
Santiago Selective
5625.46
+0.21
+202.52
+3.73
Brussels Bel-20
5443.76
–3.73
+365.33
+7.19
Sao Paulo Bovespa
188786
–0.92
+27661
+17.17
Buenos Aires Merval
2642105
–8.04
–409511
–13.42
Seoul Composite
6244.13
+7.50
+2029.96
+48.17
Copenhagen OMX 20
1425.76
–9.15
–182.38
–11.34
Shanghai Composite
4162.88
+1.98
+194.04
+4.89
Dublin ISEQ
13163
+1.20
+63.69
+0.49
Shenzhen B Share Idx
1211.45
–3.14
–53.23
–4.21
EURO STOXX SXXE
650.70
+0.29
+38.47
+6.28
Singapore FTSE STI
4995.07
–0.45
+348.87
+7.51
EURO STOXX 50 SXSE
6138.41
+0.12
+347.00
+5.99
Stockholm OMXS
1115.91
+1.19
+70.23
+6.72
Frankfurt DAX
25284
+0.09
+793.85
+3.24
STOXX Europe 50 SXSP
5294.26
+0.68
+376.24
+7.65
Helsinki OMHX
13118
+0.26
+778.43
+6.31
STOXX Europe 600 SXXP
633.85
+0.52
+41.66
+7.03
Hong Kong Hang Seng
26630
+0.82
+1000.00
+3.90
Sydney S&P/ASX 200
9198.60
+1.29
+484.29
+5.56
Istanbul IMKB
13717
–1.55
+2456.29
+21.81
Taipel Weighted
35414
+5.38
+6450.89
+22.27
Jakarta Composite
8235.49
–0.44
–411.45
–4.76
Tokyo Nikkei-225
58850
+3.56
+8510.79
+16.91
Johannesburg All Share
128455
+4.42
+12623
+10.90
Toronto S&P/TSX
34339
+1.54
+2627.23
+8.28
Kuala Lumpur Composite
1716.61
–2.07
+36.51
+2.17
Vienna ATX
5701.70
–1.82
+375.37
+7.05
LISBON PSI
6009.31
+2.18
+641.22
+11.95
Wellington S&P/NZX 50
13722
+3.11
+174.55
+1.29
10910
+2.09
+979.17
+9.86
Zurich Swiss
14014
+1.12
+746.82
+5.63
Madrid IBEX 35
18360
+0.96
+1053.00
+6.08
Manila Composite
6611.24
+2.26
+558.32
+9.22
Mexico City IPC
71405
–0.04
+7097.48
+11.04
London FTSE - 100
Year-to-Date
Chg.
% Chg.
Indexes are based on local currencies. Because of various holidays and other market closings, the most
recent close is not necessarily that of the week of publication.
38
BARRON’S
TOP 500 EXCHANGE-TRADED PORTFOLIOS
D ATA
NOTICE TO READERS: Listed are
the top 500 ETF’s based on weekly
volume.
Name
Tick
Sym
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
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Bats
ARKGenomicRev
ARKG ... 29.98 +1.17
...
ARK Innovation
ARKK ... 72.91 +1.42
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ARKB ... 21.78 –0.70
...
ARK21ShrsBitcoin
AlphaArch1-3M
BOXX ... 115.83 +0.08
...
DefTgt2XLgONDS
ONDL ... 21.08 –0.06
...
DimenIntlCore2
DFIC ... 38.52 +0.37
...
BUFR ... 34.55 –0.07
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FTVestLadBuffer
FidelityEthereum
FETH ... 19.18 –0.47
...
FBTC ... 57.15 –1.86
...
FidWiseBTC
GlbXUSInfrDevt
PAVE .6 55.09 –0.55 .3284
GS PhysGold
AAAU ... 51.92 +1.64
...
...
iPathS&P500VIX
VXX ... 28.90 +0.53
iShBrdUSDHYCpBd
USHY ... 37.39 –0.16
...
iShConvBond
ICVT ... 104.78 –0.27
...
iShCoreMSCIEAFE
IEFA ... 98.32 +0.39
...
...
iShIntlSelDiv
IDV ... 44.68 +0.45
iShUSHomeConstrn
ITB ... 107.52 –3.39
...
iShEdgeMSCIMinUSA USMV ... 97.81 +1.62
...
iShEdgeMSCIUSAQual QUAL ... 204.86 +0.47
...
iShExpTechSftwr
IGV ... 81.57 +0.79
...
FLOT ... 51.00 –0.02
...
iShFRBd
iShIntlAggBd
IAGG ... 50.86 +0.20
...
...
iShMSCIChile
ECH ... 43.50 –0.08
iShMSCIEurozone
EZU ... 68.58 –0.10
...
INDA ... 52.27 –1.15
...
iShMSCIIndia
iShMSCIEAFEValue
EFV ... 79.76 +0.63
...
iShMtgRealEst
REM ... 22.62 –0.02
...
iSh25+YTrStrip
GOVZ ... 9.81 +0.22
...
iSh20+YTrBdBuy
TLTW 13.4 23.52 +0.26 .2579
iShUSTelecom
IYZ ... 39.75 +0.72
...
iShUSTreasuryBd
GOVT ... 23.37 +0.16
...
iShUltShBd
ICSH ... 50.72 +0.02
...
JanusB-BBBCLO
JBBB 7.5 46.71 –0.83 .247
JPMBetaJapan
BBJP ... 75.40 +0.72
...
JPMCorePlusBd
JCPB 4.8 48.14 +0.24 .1973
NeosS&P500Hi
SPYI 11.8 52.09 –0.14 .5219
-1xShVIXFutures
SVIX ... 21.09 –0.49
...
PacerUSCashCows
COWZ 2.0 64.94 +0.67 .6167
ProShShtVIXST
SVXY ... 52.28 –0.67
...
ProShUltVIXST
UVXY ... 39.65 +1.08
...
ProShVIXSTFut
VIXY ... 27.86 +0.46
...
RoundMagSeven
MAGS ... 61.35 –1.25
...
T-REX2XInvrCRCL
CRCD ... 12.35 –29.05
...
T-REX2XInvrCRWV
CORD ... 17.57 +1.67
...
T-REX2XLgBMNR
BMNU ... 1.81 –0.28
...
T-REX2XLgCRCL
CCUP ... 4.04 +1.54
...
T-Rex2XInvrBTC
BTCZ .0 6.17 +0.22 .0007
T-Rex2XInvrMSTRDly MSTZ ... 13.01 –0.25
...
T-Rex2XInvrNVIDIA NVDQ .2 17.56 +2.07 .0438
T-Rex2XInvrTesla
TSLZ .6 14.03 +0.53 .0814
T-Rex2XLgCRWV
CRWU ... 5.02 –1.75
...
T-Rex2XLgHOOD
ROBN 11.2 21.58 –0.45 2.4255
T-Rex2XLgMSTRDly MSTU ... 4.89 –0.17
...
NFLU ... 32.59 +10.36
...
T-Rex2XLgNFLX
T-Rex2XLgNVIDIA
NVDX ... 14.73 –2.35
...
T-Rex2XLgSMR
SMUP ...
.63 –0.06
...
T-Rex2XLgTesla
TSLT ... 20.45 –1.08
...
T-Rex2XLgUPXI
PXIU ...
.13
...
...
LABX ... 6.32 –1.23
...
Tradr2XLongALAB
Tradr2XLgASTS
ASTX ... 37.54 –1.66
...
...
Tradr2XLgBE
BEX ... 25.29 +2.03
Tradr2XLgCRDO
CRDU ... 8.05 –1.87
...
Tradr2XLgCRWV
CWVX ... 21.84 –7.50
...
Tradr2XLgIREN
IREX ... 9.23 +0.25
...
Tradr2XLongQBTS
QBTX ... 14.25 +0.86
...
Tradr2XLgSMR
SMU ... 6.84 –0.78
...
SNXX ... 40.53 –2.23
...
Tradr2XLgSNDK
Tradr2XLgTEM
TEMT ... 8.55 –1.86
...
21ShrsEthereum
TETH ... 9.60 –0.25
...
2xBitcoinStrategy
BITX 41.5 14.25 –1.11 .0201
2xEther
ETHU 4.9 19.77 –1.41 .021
2xLongVIXFut
UVIX ... 6.28 +0.17
...
VanEckBitcoin
HODL ... 18.55 –0.60
...
VanEckMstrWd
MOAT ... 106.93 +0.66
...
VangdUltShrtBd
VUSB 4.5 50.01 +0.04 .1821
NASDAQ
AngelOakIncm
DefTgt2XLgHIMS
Def2XLgIONQ
DefDlyTgt2xLg
DefTgt2xLgOKLO
DefDlyTgt2XLgORCL
DefTgt2XLgRGTI
DefTgt2XLgRKLB
DefDlyTarget2XLg
DefTgt2xShIONQ
DefTgt2xShPLTR
DefTgt2xShQBTS
DefTgt2xShRGTI
DefTgt2xShRKLB
DirexAAPLBear1X
DirexAAPLBull2X
DirexAMDBr1X
DirexAmznBr1X
DirexAmznBl2X
DirexGooglBr1X
DirexGooglBl2x
March 2, 2026
CARY 6.1 21.05 –0.02 .0914
HIMZ ...
.97 –0.18
...
IONX ... 12.94 +3.48
...
MSTX ... 2.25 –0.08
...
OKLL ... 10.48 –0.48
...
ORCX ... 8.98 –0.41
...
RGTX 1.1 6.17 +0.95 .265
RKLX ... 33.10 –2.15
...
SMCX 4.1 12.32 –0.20 1.00
IONZ ... 16.01 –12.61
...
PLTZ ... 35.82 –1.44
...
QBTZ ... 11.26 –1.27
...
RGTZ ... 20.53 –5.50
...
RKLZ ... 3.47 +0.12
...
AAPD 3.5 13.46 +0.03 .1085
AAPU 2.4 30.95 –0.19 .1858
AMDD 5.5 9.42 –0.08 .1569
AMZD 3.3 10.99 +0.01 .0774
AMZU 3.4 27.97 –0.14
.25
GGLS 4.9 6.80 +0.07 .0642
GGLL 1.3 93.80 –2.34 .3441
Name
Tick
Sym
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
DirexMETABull2X
METU 2.9 29.73 –0.85 .209
DirexMsftBl2X
MSFU 4.1 26.38 –0.72 .267
DirexMUBear1X
MUD 14.3 3.78 +0.14 .3814
DirexMUBull2X
MUU .3 191.93 –15.78 .3775
DirexNFLXBull2X
NFXL 3.5 30.80 +9.80 .1701
DirexPLTRBr1X
PLTD 4.1 8.22 –0.13 .0494
DirexPLTRBl2X
PLTU 3.3 40.67 +0.88 .5578
DirexTSLABr1x
TSLS 3.9 5.64 +0.14 .4946
DirexTSLABl2x
TSLL 2.6 14.70 –0.74 .1122
TBIL 4.0 49.85 –0.12 .1501
F/mUSTr3M
FT BuyWrite
FTHI 8.7 23.67 –0.20 .177
FT EnhShtMat
FTSM 4.2 59.94 –0.13
.20
FT NasdCybersec
CIBR .5 62.91 –0.99 .2084
FT NasdaqBk
FTXO 2.0 37.15 –2.61 .228
FT NasdTrans
FTXR 1.4 42.20 –0.82 .1692
FT RisingDivAch
RDVY 1.1 72.29 –0.83 .1996
FT SMID CapRising
SDVY 1.2 41.91 –0.62 .1305
GlbXAI&Tech
AIQ ... 50.26 +0.38
...
GlbX Cybersec
BUG ... 25.11 –0.46
...
GlbXNasd100Cv
QYLD 11.8 17.59 –0.14 .1786
GlbX Robotics&AI
BOTZ ... 39.02
...
...
GSNasd100Prem
GPIQ 10.1 51.97 –0.03 .4655
GrShr1.25xLTesla
TSL ... 16.14 –0.49
...
GrShr2xLongAMDDly AMDL ... 12.26 –0.12
...
GrShr2xLongCOINDly CONL ... 7.62 +0.22
...
GrShr2xLongIONQDly IONL ... 19.99 +5.48
...
GrShr2xLgMARA
MRAL ... 3.71 +0.73
...
GrShr2xLongMSFTDly MSFL ... 17.34 –0.47
...
MSTP ... 1.64 –0.07
...
GrShr2xLgMSTR
GrShr2xLgNBISDly
NBIL ... 9.03 –1.67
...
GrShr2xLgNOW
NOWL ... 6.57 +0.36
...
GrShr2xLgNVDA
NVDL ... 76.49 –11.99
...
GrShr2xLgPLTRDly
PTIR ... 14.85 +0.34
...
GrShr2xLgSMCIDly
SMCL ... 4.89 –0.06
...
GrShr2xLgTSLA
TSLR ... 24.72 –1.27
...
GrShr2xShNVDA
NVD 11.2 7.53 +0.88 .8456
GrShr2xShTSLA
TSDD 7.1 9.18 +0.35 .651
GrShrYldBOOSTTSLA TSYY 361.3 4.02 –0.18 2.5432
InvscActMgdETC
PDBC ... 14.92 +0.28
...
InvscBS28CpBd
BSCS 4.4 20.62 –0.05 .0746
InvscKBWBank
KBWB 2.1 81.86 –5.22 .4442
InvscNasd100
QQQM .5 250.06 –0.61 .323
InvscPHLXSemicon
SOXQ .4 63.76 –1.26 .0621
InvscQQQI
QQQ .5 607.29 –1.52 .7941
iShBiotech
IBB ... 175.37 +0.98
...
iShBitcoin
IBIT ... 37.19 –1.23
...
iShBrdUSDInvCpBd
USIG ... 52.37 +0.07
...
iShCoreMSCITotInt
IXUS ... 94.04 +0.42
...
iShCoreUnivUSDBd
IUSB ... 47.20 +0.20
...
iShESGAwareEM
ESGE ... 50.12 –0.10
...
iShEthereum
ETHA ... 14.52 –0.37
...
iSh5-10YIGCpBd
IGIB ... 54.51 +0.14
...
iShGlbCleanEner
ICLN ... 18.22 –0.69
...
iShGlbInfr
IGF ... 69.37 +0.81
...
iShJPMUSDEmBd
EMB ... 97.73 +0.08
...
iShMBS
MBB ... 96.91 +0.56
...
iShMSCIACWI
ACWI ... 147.38 –0.25
...
iShMSCIACWIxUS
ACWX ... 74.45 +0.33
...
iShMSCIACxJpn
AAXJ ... 106.60 +0.59
...
iShMSCIBrazilSC
EWZS ... 15.57 –0.09
...
iShMSCIChina
MCHI ... 59.06 –1.95
...
iShMSCIEAFESC
SCZ ... 85.72 +0.41
...
iShMSCIEMxChina
EMXC ... 87.68 +1.38
...
iShMSCIEurFinls
EUFN ... 37.71 –0.21
...
iSh1-5YIGCpBd
IGSB ... 53.23 +0.10
...
iSh1-3YTreaBd
SHY 3.8 83.18 +0.19 .2584
iShPfd&Incm
PFF ... 31.41 –0.29
...
iShSemiconductor
SOXX ... 352.29 –7.14
...
iSh7-10YTreaBd
IEF ... 97.99 +0.90
...
iSh3-7YTreaBd
IEI ... 120.72 +0.70
...
iSh20+YTreaBd
TLT ... 90.82 +1.41
...
JPMNasdEqPrem
JEPQ 10.6 58.04 –0.11 .4657
Lev2XLgADBEDly
ADBG ... 5.49 +0.12
...
Lev2XLgBMNR
BMNG ... 1.25 –0.18
...
Lev2XLgCRCLDly
CRCG ... 2.40 +0.92
...
Lev2XLgCRM
CRMG ... 7.01 +0.62
...
Lev2XLgCRWVDly
CRWG 7.4 2.70 –0.92 .2004
Lev2XLgDUOL
DUOG ... 3.48 –1.05
...
Lev2xLgFIGDly
FIGG ... 2.45 +0.46
...
Lev2XLgPYPL
PYPG ... 6.28 +1.14
...
Lev2XLgTSLADly
TSLG 8.5 7.19 –0.36 .6102
Lev2XLgUNH
UNHG 15.8 12.00 +0.18 1.8977
NeosNasd100Hi
QQQI 14.2 52.43 –0.05 .6366
ProShUltPrQQQ
TQQQ ... 49.52 –0.54
...
ProShUltShQQQ
SQQQ ... 70.85 +0.48
...
SPDRBridgAll
ALLW ... 30.14 +0.47
...
Solana
SOLZ 3.6 8.25 –0.36 .024
APPX ... 11.48 +0.60
...
Tradr2XLongAPP
Tradr2XShTSLADly
TSLQ 8.9 21.62 +0.84 1.9184
2xSolana
SOLT 4.3 46.23 –5.37
.08
VanEckSemicon
SMH ... 406.37 –8.66
...
VangdEM GovBd
VWOB 5.8 68.35 +0.05 .3396
VangdIntrCorpBd
VCIT 4.6 84.72 +0.18
.33
VGIT 3.7 60.73 +0.41 .1913
VangdIntermTrea
VangdIntlHiDiv
VYMI 3.3 101.09 +0.53 .7001
VangdLTCorpBd
VCLT 5.4 77.27 –0.03 .3456
VangdLongTrea
VGLT 4.3 57.84 +0.79 .2145
VangdMBS
VMBS 4.1 47.86 +0.26 .1645
VangdRuss1000Grw VONG .5 115.87 –0.95 .1383
VangdRuss1000Val
VONV 1.7 98.98 +0.11 .4916
VangdRuss2000
VTWO 1.2 105.72 –1.24 .4028
VangdSTCpBd
VCSH 4.3 80.20 +0.11 .2972
VangdShtTmInfltn
VTIP 3.8 49.90 +0.16 .6481
VangdShortTrea
VGSH 3.9 59.00 +0.14 .1854
VangdTotalBd
BND 3.8 75.17 +0.36 .2455
Name
Tick
Sym
VangdTotIntlBd
VangdTotIntlStk
Vangd0-3MTr
WT CloudComp
BNDX 4.3 49.20 +0.22 .1124
VXUS 2.9 83.81 +0.44 .3597
VBIL 3.4 75.62 +0.04 .2285
WCLD ... 27.28
...
...
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
NYSE
BaronFirstPrinc
iSh0-1YTreaBd
iSh0-3MTreaBd
RONB
SHV
SGOV
... 24.32 +0.30
... 110.39 +0.07
... 100.64 +0.07
...
...
...
NYSE ARCA
abrdnBbgAllCmdK1
abrdnPhysGold
abrdnPhysSilver
AdvShMSOSDlyLvg
AdvShPureUSCan
AkreFocus
AlerianMLPETF
AmplifyJrSilver
AvantisEM
AvantisUSSCValue
BitwiseBitcoin
BitwiseEthereum
BitwiseSolana
CapitalGrpCoreBal
CapitalGrpCoreBd
CapGrpCore
CapGrpCorePlus
CapGrpDivVal
CapitalGlblEq
CapGrpGlbGrw
CapitalGrpGrw
CapGrpIntlFocus
CapGrpMuniIncm
CapGrpUSMult
DefTgt2XLgIREN
DefTarg2XLgNVO
DefTgt2XShBMNR
DimenCoreFxIncm
DimenEmgCore
DimenIntlCore
DimenIntlValue
DimenUSCoreEq2
DimenUSLCVal
DimenUSRealEst
DimenUSSCValue
DimenWorldexUS
DirexChinaBl3
DirexFinlBear3
DirexFinlBull3
DirexGoldMinBr2
DirexHmbldrBull3
DirexJrGoldMinBr2
DirexRegBksBl3x
DirexS&P500Br3
DirexS&PBiotBr3
BCI 14.8 21.81 +0.35 3.2198
SGOL ... 50.13 +1.56
...
SIVR ... 89.26 +8.83
...
MSOX ... 2.75 +0.10
...
MSOS ... 3.88 +0.11
...
AKRE ... 56.14 –0.26
...
AMLP 7.6 52.04 +0.25 1.01
SILJ 1.4 40.30 +4.16 .5541
AVEM 2.1 88.70 +0.41 1.1649
AVUV 1.4 112.98 –2.56 .3813
BITB ... 35.63 –1.16
...
ETHW ... 13.77 –0.34
...
BSOL ... 10.87 –0.42
...
CGBL 1.9 36.54 –0.01 .2251
CGCB 4.1 26.87 +0.06 .0854
CGUS .9 40.78 –0.23 .1055
CGCP 5.0 22.82 –0.04 .0855
CGDV 1.2 45.59 –0.27 .1928
CGGE .4 32.90 –0.09 .1276
CGGO 1.9 36.82 +0.08 .3978
CGGR .1 43.17 –0.21 .0424
CGXU 4.9 32.31 –0.23 1.2734
CGMU 3.3 27.86 +0.01 .0689
CGMS 6.0 27.67 –0.17 .1266
IRE ... 5.28 +0.10
...
NVOX ... 10.27 –6.92
...
BMNZ ... 27.64 +1.21
...
DFCF 4.3 43.23 +0.18 .0768
DFAE ... 37.21 +0.20
...
DFAI ... 42.24 +0.31
...
DFIV ... 56.05 +0.27
...
DFAC ... 40.95 –0.30
...
DFLV ... 37.20
...
...
DFAR ... 25.28 +0.28
...
DFSV ... 36.25 –0.93
...
DFAX ... 36.99 +0.31
...
YINN 1.3 37.86 –4.88 .1071
FAZ 4.2 45.88 +2.27 .1632
FAS 1.3 134.79 –9.44 .3873
DUST 11.1 3.54 –0.69 .6541
NAIL 1.2 65.45 –6.67 .0536
JDST 21.3 1.16 –0.25 .4486
DPST 2.1 104.42 –28.86 .6259
SPXS 5.0 35.20 +0.53 .1934
LABD 7.9 17.68 –1.14 .2287
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Name
Tick
Sym
DirexS&P500Br1
DirexS&P500Bl3
DirexHiBetaBear3X
DirexS&POilBr2
DirexS&POilBl2
DirexSemiBr3x
DirexSemiBl3
DirexScBear3
DirexSCBull3
DirexTechBear3
DirexTechBull3
Direx20+YrTrBull
EldridgeBBB-BCLO
FidEnhIntl
FidEnhLCCore
FidHiDiv
FidMSCIEn
FidTotalBd
FT DJ Internet
FT FinlsAlpDx
FT IndxxAero
FT MstarDiv
FT PfdSecs
FrankFTSEIndia
FrankFTSEJapan
FrankUSTreaBd
FundGrannyUSLC
GlbXCopperMiners
GlbXDefenseTech
GlbXS&P500Cv
GlbXSilverMiners
GlbX Uranium
GrayscaleBTCMini
GrayscaleBitcoin
GrayscaleEthStk
GrayscaleEthMini
iMGPDBiMgdFut
InvscChinaTech
InvscDBUSDBull
InvscMSCINAClimt
InvscNatAMTFrMuni
InvscPreferred
InvscS&P500EW
InvscS&P500HiDiv
InvscS&P500LowVol
InvscS&P500Mntm
InvscS&P500Qual
InvscS&P500Top50
InvscSrLoan
InvscSolar
InvscWildClnEngy
iSh AI Innov
iShChinaLC
iShCoreDivGrowth
iShCoreMSCIEM
iShCoreMSCIEur
SPDN 4.0 9.46 +0.05 .0753
SPXL .7 219.73 –3.71 .1719
HIBS 10.2 4.17 +0.09
.51
DRIP 4.3 5.96 –0.14 .0313
GUSH 1.8 31.79 +0.69 .1118
SOXS 18.9 1.79 +0.09 .8174
SOXL ... 62.77 –4.34
...
TZA 6.1 6.23 +0.21 .0341
TNA .7 52.80 –2.18 .0303
TECS 5.4 18.82 +0.76 .1892
TECL ... 100.86 –5.43
...
TMF 3.6 41.77 +1.76 .4591
CLOZ 7.8 25.72 –0.71 .1626
FENI 2.7 40.70 +0.40 .344
FELC .9 38.27 –0.20 .091
FDVV 2.8 59.02 –0.63 .447
FENY 2.5 31.00 +0.58 .218
FBND 4.6 46.63 +0.10 .267
FDN ... 243.46 +5.16
...
FXO 1.8 58.95 –1.72 .357
MISL ... 49.32 –0.29
...
FDL 3.5 51.20 +0.33 .5499
FPE 5.6 18.31 –0.08 .0926
FLIN .6 37.27 –0.81 .0637
FLJP 4.5 39.60 +0.41 .2542
FLGV 4.0 20.83 +0.13 .0663
GRNY ... 24.96 –0.09
...
COPX 2.0 95.70 +6.61 1.6725
SHLD ... 74.86 –0.60
...
XYLD 9.4 40.73 –0.33 .3412
SIL .8 118.03 +10.28 .9081
URA 3.8 54.34 –0.02 2.0843
BTC ... 29.02 –0.95
...
GBTC ... 51.13 –1.68
...
ETHE ... 15.69 –0.39
...
...
ETH ... 18.20 –0.44
DBMF 5.3 31.47 +0.50 1.168
CQQQ ... 52.07 –1.48
...
UUP .0 27.08 –0.01 .9269
KLMN 1.2 28.09 –0.14 .0905
PZA 3.5 23.60 +0.09 .0677
PGX 7.2 11.40 –0.09 .0543
RSP 1.5 204.97 +0.88 .7637
SPHD 3.9 52.44 –0.03 .2094
SPLV 2.0 77.40 +1.46 .1346
SPMO .7 119.47 –0.49 .2909
SPHQ 1.0 80.94 +0.53 .2257
XLG .7 57.12 –0.53 .0968
BKLN 7.1 20.21 –0.43 .1006
TAN ... 55.00 –4.77
...
PBW .7 32.41 –1.01 .1226
BAI ... 35.01 –0.16
...
FXI ... 37.28 –1.53
...
DGRO ... 73.88 +0.09
...
IEMG ... 76.76 +0.32
...
IEUR ... 76.51 +0.19
...
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
Selected ETF Leaders
SPDR Gold Shares
(GLD)
3.26%
Vanguard FTSE
Developed Markets
(VEA)
Vanguard Total Bond
Market (BND)
1.04
0.48
iShares Core MSCI
EAFE (IEFA)
Vanguard Dividend
Appreciation (VIG)
-0.23
0.06
Invesco QQQ Trust
(QQQ)
-0.44
Vanguard Total Stock
Market (VTI)
-0.50
SPDR S&P 500 ETF
Trust (SPY)
-0.73
-1.47
0.40
Vanguard FTSE
Emerging Markets
(VWO)
iShares Core S&P
Small Cap (IJR)
Source: Barron’s Statistics
Name
Tick
Sym
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
iShMSCIIntlDev
IDEV ... 90.62 +0.55
...
iShCoreS&P500
IVV ... 689.38 –3.12
...
iShCoreS&P MC
IJH ... 71.49 –0.62
...
iShCoreS&P SC
IJR ... 129.70 –1.93
...
iShCoreS&PTotUS
ITOT ... 150.13 –0.75
...
iShCoreUSAggBd
AGG ... 101.40 +0.50
...
iShUSMedDevices
IHI ... 60.20 +0.84
...
iShFlexibleIncmAct
BINC ... 53.26 +0.08
...
iShGlobalREIT
REET ... 27.25 +0.19
...
iShGoldTr
IAU ... 99.07 +3.12
...
iShGoldTrMicro
IAUM ... 52.47 +1.66
...
iShiBoxx$HYCpBd
HYG ... 80.72 –0.28
...
iShiBoxx$IGCpBd
LQD ... 111.68 +0.09
...
iShLatinAmer40
ILF ... 36.48 –0.60
...
iShMSCIAustralia
EWA ... 30.09 +0.39
...
iShMSCIBrazil
EWZ ... 38.73 –0.64
...
iShMSCICda
EWC ... 57.98 +0.82
...
iShMSCI EAFE
EFA ... 105.38 +0.48
...
iSh MSCI EM
EEM ... 62.58 +0.24
...
iShMSCIGermany
EWG ... 44.34 +0.02
...
iShMSCIHongKong
EWH ... 24.21 +0.45
...
iShMSCIIntlQual
IQLT ... 49.69 +0.43
...
iShMSCIIntlValue
IVLU ... 42.82 +0.22
...
iShMSCIJapan
EWJ ... 92.37 +0.90
...
EWW ... 80.94 –0.29
...
iShMSCIMexico
iShMSCISaudiArabia KSA ... 37.17 –1.46
...
iShMSCISthKorea
EWY ... 151.37 +9.49
...
iShMSCITaiwan
EWT ... 75.67 +1.29
...
iShMSCIUK
EWU ... 48.68 +0.64
...
iShNatlMuniBd
MUB ... 108.92 +0.38
...
iShRussMC
IWR ... 102.99 +0.22
...
iShRuss1000
IWB ... 376.26 –1.74
...
iShRuss1000Grw
IWF ... 450.19 –3.67
...
iShRuss1000Val
IWD ... 225.52 +0.25
...
iShRuss2000
IWM ... 261.41 –3.20
...
iShS&P500Grw
IVW ... 119.56 –1.56
...
iShSilver
SLV ... 84.99 +8.37
...
iShTIPSBond
TIP ... 111.88 +0.69
...
iSh10-20YTreaBd
TLH ... 105.00 +1.33
...
iSh10+YIGCpBd
IGLB ... 51.39 –0.02
...
iShTreaFRBd
TFLO ... 50.62 +0.03
...
iShUS Energy
IYE ... 59.06 +1.00
...
iShUSEqFactRotat
DYNF 1.0 61.04 –0.43 .1185
iShUSRealEst
IYR 2.3 101.28 +0.74 .615
iShUSTech
IYW .1 189.58 –3.35 .0596
iSh0-5YHYCpBd
SHYG ... 42.76 –0.12
...
JanusHendersonAAA JAAA 5.3 50.38 –0.38 .2456
HancockCoreBd
JHCR 4.3 25.84 +0.15 .0752
JPMEqPremiumIncome JEPI 7.9 59.88 +0.39 .3444
JPM Income
JPIE 5.6 46.57 +0.04 .2036
JPM UltShIncm
JPST 5.0 50.76 +0.03 .172
KraneCSICnInt
KWEB 6.7 31.06 –1.64 2.0962
MAXS&P5004X
SPYU ... 26.59 –0.68
...
MicroFang3xLvg
BULZ ... 20.84 +0.19
...
MicroFANG+3XLvg
FNGU ... 18.39 –0.04
...
MicroGold3XInvr
GDXD ... 24.56 –7.87
...
MicroGold3XLvgd
SHNY ... 20.87 +1.79
...
NuvIntlAggBd
NXUS 1.8 25.44 +0.10 .0606
PGIM AAA CLO
PAAA ... 51.47
...
...
PGIMUltraShBd
PULS ... 49.80 +0.05
...
PimcoEnhShMat
MINT 4.5 100.69 +0.06
.37
PimcoMultiBd
PYLD 5.8 26.93 +0.04
.13
ProShBitcoin
BITO 94.8 9.06 –0.30 .0097
ProShGeniusMM
IQMM ... 100.11 +0.05
...
ProShShBitcoin
BITI 2.3 28.88 +0.69 .314
ProShShtDow30
DOG 3.7 23.17 +0.31 .2584
ProShShrtQQQ
PSQ 9.5 30.75 +0.09 .4001
ProShShRuss2000
RWM 7.2 15.50 +0.20 .1786
ProShShrtS&P500
SH 4.5 36.10 +0.20 .4766
ProShUltBitcoin
BITU 41.3 11.26 –0.89
.03
ProShUltBlmCrude
UCO ... 25.54 +0.65
...
ProshUltBbgNtGas
BOIL ... 16.44 –1.40
...
ProShUltraCRCL
CRCA 2.3 36.67 +13.97 .2241
ProShUltraEther
ETHT 13.0 13.32 –0.98 .0201
ProShUltraGold
UGL ... 79.26 +4.72
...
ProShUltraQQQ
QLD .2 67.99 –0.41 .0226
ProShUltraS&P
SSO .7 58.01 –0.63 .1161
ProShUltSilver
AGQ ... 193.37 +34.85
...
ProShUltDow30
UDOW 1.3 60.03 –2.60 .1952
ProShUltRus2000
URTY .3 61.64 –2.64 .1934
ProShUltS&P500
UPRO .8 115.31 –1.93 .3402
ProShUltShDow30
SDOW 3.4 30.24 +1.14 .4395
ProShShtRus2000
SRTY 8.3 35.11 +1.17 .7203
ProShUltSh&P500
SPXU 7.1 49.29 +0.73 .9586
ProShUltShBitcoin
SBIT .9 65.00 +2.46 .3408
ProShUltShBbgCrd
SCO ... 14.10 –0.39
...
ProShUltShBlmGas
KOLD ... 23.45 +1.72
...
ProShUltDow30
DXD 3.5 19.84 +0.52 .2216
ProShUltShGold
GLL ... 16.42 –1.12
...
ProShUltShQQQ
QID 16.2 20.74 +0.10 .3709
ProShUltShRus2000 TWM 6.0 28.38 +0.65 .3669
ProShUltShS&P500
SDS 5.9 68.29 +0.69 1.1731
ProShUltShSilver
ZSL ... 15.92 –4.28
...
PutnamESGCoreBd
PCRB 4.1 49.96 +0.29 .1092
PutnamESGHY
PHYD 5.9 51.89 –0.28 .1638
PutnamFocLCVal
PVAL .9 48.45 –0.16 .1124
PutnamPanESGInt
PPIE 3.3 28.12 +0.25 1.122
PFUT ... 24.84 +0.05
...
PutnamSustFut
PutnamSustLdrs
PLDR .4 35.87 –0.32 .1386
SPDRBbgIntTrBd
BWX 2.1 23.03 +0.10 .0383
SPDRGoldMini
GLDM ... 104.14 +3.26
...
...
SPDR Gold
GLD ... 483.75 +15.13
SchwabEM Equity
SCHE ... 35.33 –0.32
...
Schwab5-10YCpBd
SCHI 4.9 23.23 +0.05 .1014
SchwabFdEMEq
FNDE ... 40.30 –0.01
...
Name
Tick
Sym
SchwabFdIntlEq
SchwabFdUSLgCo
SchwabHYBd
SchwabIntmUSTrsr
SchwabIntEquity
SchwabLTUSTrea
SchwabMuniBd
Schwab1000Index
SchwabST USTr
SchwabUS AggrBd
SchwabUS BrdMkt
SchwabUS Div
SchwabUS LC
SchwabUS LC Grw
SchwabUS LC Val
SchwabUS MC
SchwabUS REIT
SchwabUS SC
Schwab US TIPs
SSBlackstSrLn
SSCommSvcsSel
SSCnsDiscSel
SSCnsStplsSel
SSEnergySel
SSFinlSel
SSHlthCrSel
SSIndlSel
SSMatlsSel
SSRealEstSel
SSSPDRBbgConv
SSSPDRBbgHYBd
SSSPDRBbg1-3M
SSSPDRBbgSTHYBd
SS SPDR DJIA
SSSPDREStx50
SSSPDRPtfAggBd
SSSPDRDevxUS
SSSPDRPtfEM
SSSPDRPtfHYBd
SSSPDRIntCpBd
SSSPDRPtfIntTm
SSSPDRPtfLTCpBd
SSSPDRPtfLTTrea
SSSPDRS&P1500
SSSPDRS&P500
SSSPDRS&P500G
SSSPDRS&P500HD
SSSPDRS&P500V
SSSPDRPtfS&P400
SSSPDRPtfS&P600
SSSPDRPtfSTCpBd
SSSPDRPtfSTTrea
SSSPDRS&PBk
SSSPDRS&PBio
SSIMSPDRS&P500
SSSPDRS&PHmbld
SSSPDRS&PIns
SSSPDRS&P400
SSSPDRS&PMtls
SSSPDRS&PO&GE&P
SSSPDRS&PRegBkg
SSSPDRS&PRetail
SSTechSel
SSUtilsSel
Teucrium2xLgXRP
USGlobalJets
USBrentOilFd
USCopperIndex
US NatGas
UnitedStatesOilFd
VanEckBDCIncm
VanEckGoldMin
VanEckJPMEMLCBd
VanEckJrGoldMin
VanEckMerkGold
VanEckMtgREIT
VanEckRareEarth
VangdDivApp
VangdExtDuratn
VangdFTSEAWxUS
VangdFTSEDevMk
VangdFTSE EM
VangdFTSE Europe
VangdFTSE Pac
VangdGrowth
VangdHiDiv
VangdIntermBd
VangdRealEst
VangdS&P500ETF
VangdST Bond
VangdTaxExemptBd
VangdTotalStk
VangdTotWrldStk
VangdValue
VirtusInfrUSPfd
WT FRTrea
XtrkHarvCSI300
XtrkUSDHYCpBd
YieldMaxGoldMinOpt
YieldMagn7Fd
YieldNVDAOpt
YieldSMCIOpt
YieldTSLAOpt
YieldUltOptIncm
YieldUnivFdOpt
FNDF ... 52.76 +0.92
...
FNDX ... 29.03 –0.04
...
SCYB 6.9 26.47 –0.07 .1558
SCHR 3.8 25.40 +0.16 .0876
SCHF ... 27.03 +0.25
...
SCHQ 4.4 32.84 +0.45 .148
SCMB 5.5 26.19 +0.13 .0721
SCHK ... 33.07 –0.16
...
SCHO 4.0 24.45 +0.05 .0869
SCHZ 4.0 23.71 +0.11 .085
SCHB ... 26.49 –0.13
...
SCHD 3.3 31.77 +0.16 .2782
SCHX ... 27.06 –0.12
...
SCHG ... 30.74 –0.17
...
SCHV ... 32.23 +0.01
...
SCHM ... 32.89 –0.08
...
SCHH ... 23.03 +0.21
...
SCHA ... 30.52 –0.39
...
SCHP 4.0 26.95 +0.14 .099
SRLN 7.9 39.89 –0.73 .2478
XLC 1.1 118.05 +1.25 .2488
XLY .8 116.86 –0.59 .2235
XLP 2.4 90.01 +2.12 .5523
XLE 2.6 55.92 +1.04 .3591
XLF ... 51.43 –1.06
...
XLV 1.5 160.20 +3.38 .6304
XLI 1.1 177.14 –0.09 .4317
XLB 1.6 53.41 +0.45 .2189
XLRE 3.2 43.84 +0.28 .3754
CWB 1.6 94.38 –0.26 .0862
JNK 6.6 97.25 –0.37 .5601
BIL 4.1 91.62 +0.06 .2739
SJNK 7.1 25.25 –0.08 .1397
DIA 1.4 489.66 –6.42 .6131
FEZ ... 68.55 –0.15
...
SPAB 3.9 26.16 +0.14 .082
SPDW ... 49.87 +0.50
...
SPEM ... 50.51 –0.36
...
SPHY 7.3 23.70 –0.07 .1379
SPIB 4.4 34.11 +0.07 .1212
SPTI 3.7 29.22 +0.20 .0934
SPLB 5.2 23.01 –0.01 .103
SPTL 4.0 27.46 +0.39 .0927
SPTM ... 83.47 –0.46
...
SPYM 1.1 80.76 –0.35 .2382
SPYG ... 103.57 –1.32
...
SPYD ... 47.99 –0.01
...
SPYV ... 59.50 +0.24
...
SPMD ... 62.73 –0.56
...
SPSM ... 50.55 –0.77
...
SPSB 4.5 30.32 +0.01 .1079
SPTS 4.0 29.39 +0.07 .1017
KBE ... 61.05 –4.47
...
XBI .4 127.37 +2.59 .0073
SPY 1.1 685.99 –3.44 1.9934
XHB ... 115.34 –3.57
...
KIE 1.6 58.13 +0.44 .164
MDY 1.1 652.82 –5.79 2.1837
XME ... 119.35 +1.89
...
XOP 2.2 153.72 +1.86 .7524
KRE ... 66.77 –5.13
...
XRT ... 86.98 –1.68
...
XLK .5 138.76 –2.12 .1988
XLU 2.4 47.73 +1.40 .2787
XXRP 6.4 4.08 –0.51 .0111
JETS .8 28.45 –1.02 .2329
BNO ... 34.81 +0.93
...
CPER ... 36.88 +0.71
...
UNG ... 11.52 –0.49
...
USO ... 81.95 +1.10
...
BIZD 13.2 12.68 –0.48 .4015
GDX ... 115.84 +9.58
...
EMLC 5.7 26.59 +0.12 .1276
GDXJ ... 156.19 +14.18
...
OUNZ ... 50.65 +1.62
...
MORT 12.5 10.74 –0.02 .3384
REMX ... 99.86 +10.86
...
VIG 1.6 227.70 +0.13 .8844
EDV 4.6 69.14 +1.39 .8106
VEU 2.8 81.82 +0.39 1.258
VEA 2.9 70.24 +0.72 1.04
VWO 2.6 58.10 –0.43 1.0325
VGK 2.6 90.17 +0.16 .7786
VPL 3.3 108.93 +2.21 2.4191
VUG .4 460.87 –4.17 .4993
VYM 2.3 155.05 –0.51 .9474
BIV 3.9 79.03 +0.47 .2738
VNQ 3.6 95.69 +0.81 .8005
VOO 1.1 631.04 –2.98 1.771
BSV 3.8 79.27 +0.21 .2658
VTEB 3.2 51.15 +0.22 .1398
VTI 1.1 338.77 –1.50 .9508
VT 1.7 147.84 –0.11 1.1152
VTV 1.9 207.26 +0.38 .9862
PFFA 9.5 21.44 –0.36 .1725
USFR 4.1 50.35 –0.10 .1449
ASHR 2.2 34.09 –0.01 .7581
HYLB 6.3 36.92 –0.09 .2089
GDXY 52.4 18.24 +1.07 1.003
YMAG ... 12.81 –0.20
...
NVDY 73.3 13.30 –0.83 .1649
SMCY 202.0 7.86 –0.12 .809
TSLY 94.9 32.35 –0.81 4.01
ULTY 131.4 35.08 +0.03 .626
YMAX ... 8.62 +0.14
...
Yld
Last
Div
Chg. Amt.
March 2, 2026
D ATA
About Our Funds
The listings include the top 1250
open-end funds by assets. These
funds value their portfolios daily
and report net asset values (the
dollar amount of their holdings
divided by the number of shares
outstanding) to the National
Association of Securities Dealers.
Total returns reflect both price
changes and dividends; these
figures assume that all distributions are reinvested in the fund.
Because Lipper is constantly updating its database, these returns
may differ from those previously
published or calculated by others.
3 year returns are cumulative. The
NAV is the last reported closing
price for the week. Footnotes: NA:
not available. NE: performance
excluded by Lipper editor. NN: fund
not tracked. NS: fund not in
existence for whole period. e: ex
capital gains distributions. f:
previous day’s quote. n: no frontor back-end sales charge. p: fund
assets are used to pay marketing
and distribution costs (12b-1 fees).
r: fund levies redemption fee or
back-end load. s: stock dividend or
split of 25% or more. t: fund charges
12b-1 fees (for marketing and
distribution) and a back-end load.
v: capital-gains distribution may be
a return of capital. x: ex cash
dividend.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
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A
AB Funds:
CapFdInc.LCapGow109.51 -0.01 -3.0 78.1
MuniIncmShares 11.32 0.05 2.2 18.8
AB Funds - A:
LgCpGrA
94.50 -0.01 -3.0 76.5
AB Funds - ADV:
GlbBd
7.05 0.03 1.9 16.5
HiIncmAdv
7.05 -0.02 0.8 32.0
IntlStraEquPtADV 18.68 0.17 16.0 98.0
109.59 -0.01 -3.0 77.8
LgCpGrAdv
NationalPtf
9.82 0.04 2.2 14.9
SmMdCpGr
13.23 -0.21 2.0 41.2
SmMidCpValAdv23.04 -0.31 10.2 33.7
Advisers Inv Trst:
Balanced n
99.02 -0.09 4.3 56.8
139.41 -0.07 5.6 78.0
Growth n
Alger Funds A:
SpectraN
32.07 -0.68 -6.1 135.3
AmanaGrowth n:
AmanaGrowth n 96.94 -0.18 3.6 73.0
Amer Beacon Insti:
SmCpInst
26.06 -0.65 11.4 34.7
American Century G:
GlBond
8.86 0.02 1.8 17.8
Sustain Equity 48.03 -0.40 0.1 63.2
American Century I:
EqInc
9.23 0.02 9.0 39.6
Growth
56.56 -0.52 -5.1 85.3
IntTF
10.99 0.03 2.1 14.4
American Century Inv:
DiscCoreVal n 40.84 -0.08 6.1 45.7
EqGro n
35.52 -0.19 -0.3 76.8
EqInc n
9.21 0.02 8.9 38.8
GlGold n
41.47 3.36 33.9 354.5
Grwth n
54.04 -0.49 -5.1 84.2
Heritage n
20.73 -0.09 -0.2 48.3
OneChMod n
16.73 0.00 3.7 40.9
123.83 -1.38 -3.9 82.9
Select n
Ultra n
90.51 -1.02 -3.8 86.2
American Century R6:
AmCentUltraFdR698.90 -1.11 -3.8 88.2
MdCapVal
16.23 0.00 9.7 34.1
SmCapGrowth 24.31 -0.17 3.2 39.1
SmCpVal
9.76 -0.19 NA NA
American Century Y:
IntTF
10.98 0.02 2.1 14.5
American Funds Cl A:
2020TarRetA 14.66 0.05 3.5 39.7
2025TarRetA 16.60 0.04 3.4 41.6
2030TarRetA 19.28 0.05 3.3 47.3
2035TarRetA 21.56 0.04 3.4 53.9
2040TarRetA 23.81 0.02 3.7 62.7
2045TarRetA 24.79 0.00 3.9 65.6
2050TarRetA 24.44 0.00 3.8 66.5
AmcpA
45.17 -0.28 -1.9 72.4
AMutlA
62.59 0.21 5.2 53.7
BondA
11.57 0.05 1.7 15.2
BalA
39.08 0.10 4.2 60.5
CapIBA
82.16 0.39 6.8 53.0
CapWA
16.69 0.07 1.8 14.6
CapWGrA
75.99 -0.06 6.3 76.6
EupacA
65.13 0.10 7.6 59.2
FdInvA
95.76 -0.03 4.2 93.3
GBalA
42.31 0.18 5.0 46.7
GovtA
12.25 0.06 1.5 13.2
GwthA
79.06 -0.37 -1.7 92.9
HI TrA
9.95 -0.03 1.3 32.0
HiInMuniA
15.57 0.07 2.2 20.8
ICAA
63.43 -0.14 1.2 89.7
IncoA
28.11 0.17 7.7 50.6
IntBdA
12.82 0.04 1.1 16.0
IntlGrIncA
49.75 0.59 11.4 69.3
LtdTEBdA
15.89 0.03 1.9 13.5
N PerA
72.46 0.24 2.6 70.4
BARRON’S
39
MUTUAL FUNDS
D ATA P R O V ID E D BY LIP P E R
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
NEcoA
74.98 -0.25 3.2 103.7
NwWrldA
101.64 0.31 9.0 66.2
SmCpA
79.05 -0.25 7.9 39.1
STBFA
9.64 0.01 0.7 14.7
TxExA
12.67 0.05 2.0 14.5
WshA
67.07 -0.20 2.9 68.7
AMG Managers Funds:
YachtmanFocFd I 22.71 0.71 NA NA
YacktmanFd I 25.36 0.51 11.9 56.9
Angel Oak Funds Trst:
AglOkMtiStFdClIn 8.82 0.03 1.7 23.5
AQR Funds:
DivStr I
14.59 NA NA NA
EqMktNeut I 12.05 NA NA NA
EqMktNeut R6 12.13 NA NA NA
LngShrtEq I
21.05 NA NA NA
MgdFutStrI
10.38 NA NA NA
Multi-Asset R6 12.79 NA NA NA
Artisan Funds:
Intl Inv n
34.02 0.36 13.9 84.8
IntlInst
34.26 0.37 14.0 86.1
IntlVal Inst
58.32 0.71 8.4 63.1
IntlVal Inv n
58.11 0.70 8.4 61.9
MidCapInst
42.29 -0.18 1.4 47.7
MktNeutI
15.84 0.01 0.9 24.2
Calvert Investments:
Eq A
64.24 1.41 -3.6 31.3
Carillon Reams:
CorePlBd I
30.87 0.15 2.2 18.1
UnconstrndBd I 12.84 0.03 1.8 26.5
Carillon Scout:
MidCap I
26.97 0.10 11.0 71.2
CausewayInst :
CausewayInst 25.74 0.04 9.5 81.6
CIBC Atlas:
DispEq Inst
29.44 -0.12 -2.7 53.7
ClearBridge:
AggressGrowthA 91.59 NA NA NA
AppreciationA 35.31 NA NA NA
DividendStrat1 n 30.98 NA NA NA
DividendStratA 30.93 NA NA NA
LargeCapGrowthA 57.28 -0.02 -4.5 75.6
LargeCapGrowthI70.60 -0.02 -4.4 77.1
Cohen & Steers:
GlbRltyI
60.29 0.73 10.5 30.5
InstlRlty
52.51 0.52 9.6 29.6
PrefSecIncnI
12.76 NA NA NA
RltyIncI
19.00 0.23 9.4 31.4
RltyShs n
71.94 0.71 9.5 29.5
Colorado BondShares:
ColoradoBdShs 9.03 0.02 1.4 22.2
Columbia Class A:
BalancedA
55.13 -0.01 0.1 53.4
ContCoreA
37.73 -0.14 -1.2 80.0
DisplCoreA
14.96 -0.07 -0.8 68.5
DivIncA
38.92 0.09 7.5 58.1
GlobTech
99.72 -0.35 10.0 145.9
LgCpGrowA
71.59 -0.57 -5.3 96.6
LgCpVl A
19.39 0.04 7.3 61.4
LiGoBalA
12.98 0.00 2.9 55.3
SelgComuInfoA 173.13 -0.74 10.5 151.0
Columbia Class I:
Acorn I
13.70 -0.16 4.5 39.1
Balanced I
54.98 -0.01 0.2 54.5
ContCore I
38.28 -0.14 -1.1 81.3
DivIncom I
38.97 0.09 7.5 59.3
GlbTechGw I 110.49 -1.68 -0.5 131.1
LgCpGrow I
77.71 -0.63 -5.2 98.1
LgCpIdx I
54.37 -0.24 0.6 79.0
SelComunInfo 209.66 -0.88 10.5 152.9
SelLCVal
45.03 0.30 10.0 65.6
SmCapGth I
34.88 -0.25 5.3 85.0
StratInc I
21.67 -0.06 1.4 23.4
TotReBd I
31.31 0.14 2.0 20.7
Columbia Class I2:
DivIncom
39.80 0.10 7.5 59.5
Columbia Class I3:
ContCore I3
39.53 -0.14 -1.1 82.0
DivIncom
39.88 0.10 7.5 59.7
Column:
MidCapSlctFnd n 12.74 NA NA NS
SmllCapSlctFnd n 14.01 NA NA NS
Congress:
SmCapGw Inst 52.41 -1.03 7.4 52.7
CrossingBridge:
LwDurHYld Inst 9.64 NA NA NA
Cullen Funds:
EmrgMktHighDiv I 19.66 0.41 21.1 108.2
STExQual
10.51 -0.01 0.9 17.3
STGov
10.00 0.01 0.6 15.3
US CoreEq1
51.18 -0.32 3.2 70.4
US CoreEq2
45.82 -0.35 3.5 67.7
US Micro
33.92 -0.58 7.9 43.7
US Small
56.55 -0.78 8.2 41.8
US SmCpVal
57.08 -1.38 10.5 44.8
US TgdVal
40.53 -0.90 9.6 44.7
USLCpGr
43.80 0.09 2.4 74.5
USLgVa
60.89 -0.13 8.1 53.9
USLgVaIII
39.12 -0.09 8.2 54.4
USSmCpGr
32.29 -0.21 6.6 42.5
USSoCoreEq2 33.71 -0.39 2.1 70.4
USSustCoreI 52.55 -0.43 0.3 70.6
USVectorEq
32.19 -0.33 4.6 50.9
Dodge & Cox:
Balanced n
14.03 0.05 3.9 42.8
Dodge & Cox n 11.56 0.06 2.8 27.1
GblStock n
16.80 0.06 6.3 58.8
Income n
13.13 0.08 2.2 20.3
Intl Stk n
18.14 0.12 10.2 74.7
Stock n
17.23 0.03 3.9 53.1
DoubleLine Funds:
CoreFxdIncmI 9.45 NA NA NA
LowDurBdI
9.69 -0.01 0.9 18.7
ShillerEnhCAPEI 16.39 0.13 3.5 50.3
TotRetBdI
9.04 0.03 2.1 18.1
TotRetBdN n
9.03 0.03 2.0 17.2
BC
Baird Funds:
AggBdInst
10.06 0.02
CorBdInst
10.42 0.02
IntBdInst
10.63 0.01
ShtTBdInst
9.59 -0.01
Baron Funds:
Asset n
86.63 1.26
Partners n
252.14 -0.67
Baron Instl Shares:
AssetInst
94.22 1.39
DiscoveryInst 35.68 0.56
EmergingMktsInst 21.29 -0.18
FocGrowthInst 60.83 0.70
GrowthInst
64.17 1.94
PartnersInst 264.49 -0.69
RealEstateInst 41.41 -0.51
SmallCapInst 29.90 -0.27
Bernstein Fds:
DivrMuni n
14.22 0.03
IntmDur n
11.52 0.05
BlackRock Funds:
CoreBd Inst
8.47 0.04
HiYBlk
7.19 -0.04
HiYldBd Inst
7.19 -0.03
LowDurI Inst
9.20 0.00
BlackRock Funds A:
AdvLgCapCore 22.89 -0.08
CapAppr
33.41 -0.43
EqtyDivd
21.81 -0.03
GlblAlloc
21.03 0.03
HlthScOp
66.28 1.13
MultiAstIncome 10.81 0.02
NatlMuni
10.15 0.02
ScTechOppA 69.66 -0.42
BlackRock Funds III:
iShS&P500IdxK801.54 -3.39
iShUSAggBdIdxK 9.30 0.05
BlackRock Funds Inst:
AdvIntl Inst
25.19 0.25
AdvLgCapCore 24.59 -0.09
CAInsMun
12.02 0.03
EmgMkts
33.90 0.03
EqtyDivd
21.95 -0.03
FloRateIncPorIns 9.33 -0.09
GlblAlloc
21.25 0.02
HiEqInc
30.97 -0.05
HlthScOp
72.13 1.24
iShMSCIIntldx 21.30 0.15
MdCpGrEq
37.39 0.12
MultiAstIncome 10.82 0.02
NatlMuni
10.14 0.02
ScTechOppInst 78.50 -0.47
StratIncOpptyIns 9.86 0.01
StratMuniOppI 10.52 0.04
TacOpp Inst
16.03 0.10
TotRet
10.17 0.05
BNY Mellon Funds:
Aprec n
35.08 -0.09
Dr500In n
61.66 -0.26
Dreyf n
19.31 -0.14
GlFxIncI
20.55 NA
IntlStkI
23.07 0.42
IntlStkY
22.73 0.41
StratValA
52.07 -0.16
StrgVal I
52.50 -0.17
BrandesInstIE I :
BrandesInstIE I 30.41 NA
Bridge Builder Trust:
CoreBond
9.22 0.04
CorePlusBond 9.10 0.04
Intl Eq
15.71 0.08
LargeCapGrowth24.96 -0.07
LargeCapValue 18.40 -0.07
MunicipalBond 10.16 0.02
S/MCapGrowth 16.81 -0.05
S/MCapValue 15.07 -0.15
Calamos Funds:
Gr&IncA
53.68 -0.37
Gr&IncI
50.62 -0.35
1.8 17.7
1.7 18.8
1.3 18.2
0.9 17.7
-1.9 32.2
-0.3 87.0
-1.9 33.2
-1.3 36.3
11.3 69.6
0.6 78.8
-6.3 -10.1
-0.2 88.5
2.0 39.7
-1.1 27.5
1.9 13.7
1.8 15.7
1.9 16.0
0.5 32.4
0.6 32.2
0.8 18.6
1.5 83.2
-4.0 94.5
5.3 52.0
4.1 49.5
2.4 34.1
3.2 33.1
2.1 12.3
0.7 116.9
0.7 79.9
1.9 16.2
9.8 74.7
1.5 84.5
1.5 12.8
15.1 59.8
5.3 53.0
-1.3 23.4
4.2 50.5
4.2 39.0
2.4 35.1
10.1 67.7
3.7 38.0
3.3 34.1
2.1 13.2
0.8 118.5
1.7 23.4
1.9 12.6
1.4 25.1
2.2 17.7
-1.1 46.4
0.6 77.5
-1.0 84.2
NA NA
5.4 24.2
5.4 24.4
6.7 62.3
6.7 63.5
NA
NA
1.6 18.1
1.6 19.8
8.5 61.5
-4.5 66.7
4.8 50.7
1.9 15.6
3.2 44.4
8.6 43.2
0.9 66.7
0.9 68.0
D
Davis Funds A:
NYVen A
30.23 -0.27 4.5 88.0
Davis Funds C & Y:
NYVenY
31.89 -0.28 4.6 89.4
Deutsche DWS:
CoreEq n
35.99 -0.28 0.0 68.8
TechA
42.55 -0.56 -3.4 135.5
Diamond Hill Funds:
LgCapI
33.46 0.03 4.2 36.8
LgCapY
33.48 0.02 4.3 37.3
LongShortI
31.65 0.12 -0.5 41.4
Dimensional Fds:
2TGlFxd
9.81 0.01 0.7 15.8
5GlbFxdInc
10.17 0.03 1.3 16.3
DFARlEst
43.77 0.45 10.3 26.5
EmgMkt
42.74 0.44 15.1 81.5
EmgMktSoCoEq 20.97 0.24 14.0 76.7
EmgMktVa
42.55 0.64 14.3 79.1
EmMktCorEq 33.13 0.33 13.9 76.6
EmMktSmCp 29.13 0.24 9.6 54.8
Fixd
10.25 -0.02 0.6 15.6
GblAll60 40Inst22.86 -0.01 4.1 46.7
GlEqInst
41.99 -0.08 5.9 68.8
GlRESec
11.40 0.10 8.9 26.7
InfProtSec
11.31 0.07 1.8 15.3
IntGvFxdInc
11.45 0.08 2.0 14.7
IntlCoreEq
22.61 0.25 11.4 74.8
IntlREst
3.98 0.01 5.0 24.7
IntlSustCore1 17.48 0.14 8.8 69.4
IntlVal
32.14 0.30 12.4 91.4
IntlVectorEq 20.31 0.25 12.6 78.8
IntSmCo
28.42 0.34 11.1 70.4
IntSmVa
35.44 0.47 14.4 106.8
IntVaIII
27.58 0.26 12.4 91.5
ITExQual
9.95 0.01 1.8 23.1
LgCo
45.70 -0.20 0.7 79.8
LgCpIntl
38.41 0.36 10.9 72.8
SclCrEqInst
21.20 0.25 10.8 77.4
Cash Track
Where’s the Money?: Less cash flowed into stock funds, narrowing the last month’s average weekly
inflow to $7.3 billion. Taxable-bond funds also took in less, with net inflows shrinking to $7.9 billion a week.
Muni-bond inflows fell to $1.6 billion a week. Only at money-market funds did inflows rise, to a weekly average of $23.6 billion.
Equity Funds
13200
-0.5 80.3
-0.5 78.9
3.1 23.2
-0.9 20.8
NA NA
NA NA
NA NA
-6.2 56.2
F
FAM Value:
FAMValue n 105.49 1.22 6.2 45.0
Federated Hermes:
FedHerMDTGro 40.56 0.00 -4.3 96.8
Federated Hermes A:
StrValDivA p
7.11 0.06 12.5 45.4
Federated Hermes Int:
InsHiYld
8.96 -0.04 0.2 27.6
MDTAllCIS
52.97 -0.04 0.3 82.8
TtlRtnBdI
9.67 0.03 1.5 16.4
Federated Hermes IS:
KaufmnSCI
46.77 -0.20 2.1 34.9
MDTMrkNIS
22.31 0.02 1.5 32.0
MidGrStI
64.79 -0.14 -0.5 68.4
StraValDivIS
7.16 0.06 12.4 46.3
UltraShortI
9.32 0.00 0.7 18.3
Federated Hermes R:
KaufmnR
5.58 0.00 -0.2 47.6
Federated Hermes R6:
FedInstHYBondL 8.97 -0.03 0.3 27.8
TtlRtnBdL
9.67 0.04 1.6 16.5
Fidelity:
500IdxInstPrem n 239.33 -1.01 0.7 80.1
BalancedK6
17.73 -0.03 2.2 61.0
Contrafund K6 34.21 -0.21 0.6 117.6
EmgMktIdxInstPre n 15.64 0.10 14.3 76.5
ExtMktIdxInstPre n 104.18 -0.79 3.5 55.1
FidAdAsset
14.72 0.04 2.7 26.4
FidFreeBlend 13.38 0.03 4.7 49.8
FidFreeBlend 14.33 0.02 5.0 56.6
FidFreeBlend 15.93 0.00 6.0 71.0
FidFreeBlend 15.48 0.01 5.6 66.4
FidFreeBlend 15.93 0.00 6.0 71.0
FidSAI
9.54 -0.02 1.6 33.5
FidSAIEmerg 19.69 0.28 16.9 100.5
FidSAIIntern
15.01 0.11 6.8 44.7
FidSer5
7.78 0.07 2.6 12.2
FidSer0-5
9.94 0.04 1.0 17.2
FIDSerEmgMkt 13.81 0.07 17.6 87.7
FidSerInt
8.65 0.04 2.0 14.7
FidSerToMarket22.42 -0.11 1.0 76.4
FIDSerTresIndxFd 9.95 0.00 0.5 15.4
FIDZroExtMktIx n 16.25 -0.12 7.4 49.1
FIDZroLgCpIx n 24.48 -0.10 0.3 81.2
Flex 500 Index 29.25 -0.12 0.3 79.2
FlexIntIdx
18.68 0.16 11.5 72.9
FlexUSBdIdx
9.36 0.05 1.9 16.2
Freedom2060K 18.32 -0.02 6.3 73.0
GlexUSIdxInstPre n 20.73 0.16 11.1 72.0
GrowthCompanyK6 37.74 -0.51 2.0 139.4
InflPrBdIndInsPr n 9.28 0.06 1.9 14.9
IntlIdxInstPrem n 66.88 0.51 10.0 68.1
IntlIndex n
16.43 0.14 11.5 74.5
IntrTresBdIxPrem n 10.00 0.08 2.1 15.3
LgCpGwId InstPre n 44.04 -0.35 -4.8 100.0
LgCpVlIdxIstPrem n 22.20 0.03 7.2 55.7
LTTrsBdIdxInstPr n 9.61 0.13 4.1 4.3
MidCpGrwthIndx n 35.04 0.14 -0.1 54.5
MidCpInxInstPrem n 39.52 0.09 7.0 51.1
MidCpValIndex n 32.08 0.05 9.2 47.2
OTCK6Port
29.78 -0.26 -0.1 113.3
PuritanK6
17.76 -0.08 2.9 59.5
Municipal Bond Funds
1900
6600
1510
0
1120
-6600
730
-13200
Jan
Feb
Money Market Funds
340
Jan
33900
E
Eaton Vance Class A:
2913.38-16.17
TMG1.0 n
TMG1.1
131.11 -0.73
Eaton Vance Class I:
AtlCpSMID
38.02 0.21
FltgRt
7.93 -0.06
GblMacAbR
9.06 NA
IncBos
5.27 NA
NatlMuniInc
9.24 NA
Edgewood Growth Instituti:
EdgewoodGrInst29.60 0.65
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Feb
Taxable Bond Funds
9500
22300
7900
10700
6300
-900
4700
-12500
Jan
Feb
3100
Jan
A red chart indicates a lower value than the starting period. Green means it's higher than the starting period.
The charts above show four-week moving averages of net cash flow in millions of dollars.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
RealEstIdxInst n 17.43 0.14
SAIIntlSmComplet 17.47 0.22
SAIUSLgCpIndxFd 27.42 -0.11
SeriesBondFd 9.25 0.04
SeriesOverseas 15.89 -0.02
SerLTTreBdIdx 5.57 0.07
SmallCapValIndx n 30.71 -0.55
SmCpIdxInstPrem n 32.85 -0.39
STBdIdx InstPrem n 10.17 0.03
STTreIdx InstPre n 10.42 0.03
TMktIdxInstPrem n 188.71 -0.88
TotalMarketIndex n 23.88 -0.11
TtlIntIdxInstPr n 19.26 0.16
USBdIdxInstPrem n 10.69 0.05
USSusIdx n
30.37 -0.28
Fidelity Advisor:
10.02 NA
FidAdBlncdFnd 32.82 -0.06
FidAdBlncdFnd 32.82 -0.06
FidAdBlncdFnd 32.85 -0.05
FidAdBlncdFnd 32.84 -0.06
Semiconductors A124.03 -4.32
SrsAdvIntlCapApp 37.90 -0.32
StragInc n
12.23 -0.01
TotBdFdClZ
9.78 0.05
Fidelity Advisor A:
EqGrA p/r
22.34 -0.28
200.36 -1.93
GrOppA
NwInsghtA
46.76 -0.15
StrInA
12.06 0.00
Fidelity Advisor Fun:
EqGrClZ
27.03 -0.33
InterDiscZ
61.37 -0.43
IntlGrwZ
24.64 0.03
Semiconductors I136.04 -4.73
fedadvcons
10.08 0.00
Fidelity Advisor I:
EqGrI
26.52 -0.33
FAEmgMktI
49.38 0.46
FAInvGrdI
7.41 0.04
FltRatel
8.94 -0.07
224.40 -2.15
GrOppI
IntlGr
24.65 0.03
IntlSmCp
40.35 0.68
MuniIncI
10.44 0.01
NwInsghtI
49.59 -0.15
StkSelSCp
46.66 -0.54
StrInI
12.24 0.00
Total Bd
9.78 0.05
Fidelity Advisor M:
EqGr
21.27 -0.27
195.53 -1.90
GrOppM
NwInsghtM
42.69 -0.13
Fidelity Advisor Z:
AdvIntlSmCpZ 40.28 0.68
AssetManager50% 22.62 0.03
AssetMngr85 31.65 -0.02
AsstMngr70 31.44 0.00
EmMkt Z
49.27 0.46
260.42 -2.52
FidAdvOTC
FloatRateHighInc 8.94 -0.08
228.30 -2.18
GrOpp
IntCpAp
38.00 -0.32
InvestGradeBd 7.42 0.04
NewMktsIncFdZ 14.07 0.00
RE Income
12.52 0.05
7.9 25.4
15.9 75.0
0.7 80.1
1.8 16.2
6.4 54.9
4.0 4.6
8.9 42.1
6.2 45.4
1.0 16.6
1.0 15.3
1.0 76.3
1.0 76.9
11.2 71.1
1.8 16.2
-0.3 81.1
NA NS
2.1 NS
2.1 NS
2.2 NS
2.2 NS
11.4220.0
5.6 59.7
1.8 26.8
1.9 19.2
-0.4 90.2
-4.1 115.8
1.9 118.9
1.8 25.8
-0.3 92.4
8.1 68.3
8.8 54.4
11.5 222.5
0.6 NS
-0.3 91.7
16.2 90.5
2.0 16.8
-0.8 24.2
-4.1 117.5
8.8 53.9
8.8 51.7
2.0 13.8
2.0 120.5
9.6 57.7
1.8 26.8
1.9 18.7
-0.4 88.9
-4.2 114.3
1.9 117.2
8.8 52.3
4.0 43.1
5.4 64.1
4.8 54.6
16.2 91.2
-2.4 NS
-0.7 24.6
-4.1 118.2
5.6 60.3
2.0 17.4
2.9 42.2
3.2 26.0
Feb
BARRON'S • Lipper FMI
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
StkSelAllCap 91.27 -0.52 2.4 75.9
StrgInc
12.24 0.00 1.8 27.0
Magellan Fund 14.68 -0.12 -1.5 NS
Fidelity Freedom:
2060 K6
18.32 -0.02 6.3 74.0
FdFrmIdxFndII 27.66 0.07 4.0 NS
FdFrmIdxFndII 30.11 0.05 4.5 NS
FdFrmIdxFndII 32.28 0.04 4.8 NS
FdFrmIdxFndII 32.38 0.04 4.8 NS
FdFrmIdxFndII 26.66 0.03 4.8 NS
FF2010 n
15.26 0.06 3.3 30.5
FF2015 n
12.57 0.05 3.7 35.6
FF2020 n
15.99 0.05 4.2 41.0
FF2025 n
15.59 0.04 4.6 45.9
FF2030 n
20.52 0.05 4.9 50.3
FF2035 n
18.69 0.03 5.2 57.5
FF2040 n
14.16 0.00 5.8 67.6
FF2045 n
16.93 -0.01 6.2 72.5
FF2050 n
17.20 -0.02 6.2 72.4
FidFree2065
16.77 -0.02 6.3 74.0
Free2055 n
20.00 -0.02 6.3 72.5
Free2060InstPrem22.60 0.02 4.8 67.2
Freedom2020 K 15.97 0.05 4.2 41.3
Freedom2020K6 15.87 0.05 4.2 42.1
Freedom2025 K 15.55 0.04 4.6 46.2
Freedom2025K6 15.48 0.04 4.7 47.0
Freedom2030 K20.48 0.04 4.9 50.6
Freedom2030K6 20.37 0.04 4.9 51.5
Freedom2035 K 18.64 0.03 5.2 57.9
Freedom2035K6 18.56 0.03 5.2 58.7
Freedom2040 K 14.16 0.00 5.8 68.1
Freedom2040K6 14.09 0.00 5.9 69.1
Freedom2045 K 16.89 -0.01 6.2 72.9
Freedom2045K6 16.82 -0.02 6.2 73.8
Freedom2050 K 17.17 -0.02 6.3 73.0
Freedom2050K6 17.14 -0.01 6.3 73.9
Freedom2055 K 19.95 -0.02 6.3 73.1
Freedom2055K6 19.92 -0.02 6.3 74.0
Idx2020InsPre 17.40 0.06 3.2 38.7
Idx2025InsPre 21.05 0.07 3.5 43.1
Idx2030InsPre 23.46 0.06 3.8 47.2
Idx2035InsPre 27.68 0.06 4.0 53.6
Idx2040InsPre 30.12 0.05 4.5 62.8
Idx2045InsPre 32.30 0.04 4.7 67.0
Idx2050InsPre 32.39 0.04 4.8 67.1
Idx2055InsPre 26.67 0.03 4.8 67.1
Idx2055Investor 26.66 0.03 4.8 67.0
Idx2025 Premier 21.04 0.07 3.6 43.3
Idx2030 Premier 23.46 0.07 3.8 47.3
Idx2035 Premier 27.68 0.06 4.0 53.7
Idx2040 Premier 30.10 0.05 4.4 62.9
Idx2045 Premier 32.30 0.04 4.8 67.2
Idx2050 Premier 32.39 0.04 4.8 67.3
Idx 2055 Premier 26.67 0.04 4.8 67.4
Idx 2060 Premier 22.61 0.03 4.8 67.3
Idx2065 InstPrem 18.29 0.02 4.8 67.1
Index2025Fund 21.03 0.07 3.5 NS
Index2030Fund 23.44 0.07 3.8 NS
Index2060Fund 22.59 0.02 4.8 NS
Fidelity Invest:
AilSectEq
13.89 -0.08 -0.2 86.9
AMgr20% n
14.73 0.04 2.7 26.3
AMgr50% n
22.71 0.03 4.1 42.9
AMgr70% n
31.53 0.01 4.8 54.3
AMgr85% n
31.90 -0.02 5.4 63.6
Balanc n
32.85 -0.05 2.2 59.6
BalancedK
32.86 -0.06 2.2 59.9
BluCh n
260.64 -2.53 -2.4 127.7
BluChpGr K6 43.30 -0.42 -2.1 128.1
BluChpGrK
262.36 -2.54 -2.4 128.3
CAMun n
12.58 0.04 2.3 15.3
CapAp n
47.68 -0.21 3.3 88.0
CapDevO n
28.54 -0.36 3.3 96.0
ChinaReg n
63.19 0.18 16.0 95.3
CnvSc n
39.17 -0.02 7.4 54.1
Contra n
24.48 -0.14 0.9 121.1
ContraK
24.59 -0.14 0.9 121.5
CpInc n
11.05 -0.07 2.4 39.9
DisEq n
73.03 -0.58 0.9 89.2
DivGth n
45.34 -0.15 6.5 95.1
DivIntl n
53.15 0.25 9.3 65.6
DivIntl K6
19.35 0.09 9.2 65.5
DivStkO n
39.58 -0.37 3.3 85.9
Emerg Asia n 76.16 1.06 15.0 109.8
EmrgMktK
54.99 -0.38 10.2 70.4
EmrgMktsDebt 8.69 0.00 2.8 41.4
EmrMkt n
54.92 -0.39 10.1 69.7
Eq Inc n
90.55 0.28 8.3 63.2
EqDivIncm n
32.22 0.16 8.4 49.3
Fidel n
110.24 -1.18 -1.8 89.0
FltRateHi n
8.94 -0.08 -0.7 24.2
FocsdStk n
39.75 -0.43 3.6 104.1
FournOne n
69.89 0.09 4.8 63.0
GNMA n
10.55 0.05 2.2 16.8
GroCo n
48.53 -0.66 1.5 133.1
GroInc n
71.28 -0.75 4.4 75.1
GrowCoK
48.91 -0.67 1.5 133.6
GrowIncK
71.20 -0.74 4.5 75.5
GrStrt n
71.60 0.35 4.9 70.0
GwthDiscovery n 69.60 -0.85 -0.3 92.8
HighInc n
8.15 -0.02 1.5 32.7
IntBd n
10.45 0.03 1.2 17.3
IntlCapiApp K6 18.46 -0.15 5.6 60.3
IntlDisc n
61.78 -0.44 8.1 67.9
IntlGrRet n
24.73 0.03 8.8 54.0
IntlSmCap n 40.06 0.67 8.8 51.9
IntlVal n
15.31 0.05 8.4 85.8
IntMu n
10.43 0.02 2.0 14.0
InvGB n
7.40 0.04 1.8 17.0
InvGrBd
10.33 0.06 2.0 18.5
LargeCap n
67.11 -0.81 3.4 94.5
LevCoSt n
46.15 -0.59 5.0 87.6
LmtTrmMuniIncm n 10.72 0.01 1.3 12.7
LowP n
44.54 -0.20 8.0 46.9
LowPriStkK
44.48 -0.19 8.1 47.3
LowPriStkK6 16.84 -0.08 7.9 48.1
LtdTmBdFd n 11.69 0.01 1.0 19.4
Magin n
14.72 -0.12 -1.5 74.1
MAMun n
11.69 0.06 2.1 13.6
Manager40 n 14.58 0.03 3.6 37.2
Manager60 n 17.82 0.01 4.4 48.2
MegaCpStk n 32.04 -0.37 2.5 95.7
MidCap n
51.05 -0.27 9.9 49.5
MuniInc n
12.55 0.05 2.3 15.2
NASDAQ n
287.84 -2.74 -2.4 102.4
NewInsights Z 49.98 -0.15 2.0 121.3
NewMill n
68.49 -0.53 2.1 86.7
NewMkt n
14.07 0.00 2.8 41.9
OTC n
24.51 -0.21 0.9 121.4
OTC K
25.23 -0.23 1.0 121.8
Ovrse n
76.55 -0.11 6.3 52.2
PuritanK
26.83 -0.12 3.1 61.2
Puritn n
26.86 -0.12 3.1 60.8
RealE n
41.57 0.47 9.9 25.8
SAIIntlMinVolInd 14.36 0.26 11.5 54.0
SAILTTreBdIdx 6.98 0.10 4.4 1.2
SAISm-MidCap500I 5.08 -0.01 13.4 55.9
SAIUSMinVolIndFd 23.71 0.11 4.0 56.5
SAIUSQtyIdx 23.48 0.01 -2.0 80.5
SmCapDisc n
24.11 -0.19 3.5 30.9
SmlCapO n
17.84 -0.20 10.0 62.0
SmlCpGrth n 36.74 0.06 5.1 54.7
SmlCpGrth K6 20.33 0.03 5.2 56.4
SmlCpGrth Z
37.19 0.06 5.1 55.2
SmlCpVal n
21.77 -0.20 8.9 39.6
Srs1000ValIndRet 19.56 0.03 7.3 55.8
SrsBlChGroRetail n 22.44 -0.21 -2.3 131.4
SrsCommStrt n 107.12 1.84 10.7 30.8
SrsEmrgMkt 28.69 0.15 16.4 93.1
SrsGlobal
20.33 0.16 11.1 72.0
SrsIntlGrw
20.82 0.03 8.9 58.1
SrsGroCoRetail 27.72 -0.37 1.7 137.5
SrsIntlSmCp
19.16 0.19 7.1 60.1
SrsIntlVal
16.95 0.06 8.7 93.0
SrsSmCapDiscRet 11.36 -0.09 3.4 32.1
STBF n
8.54 0.01 0.7 16.7
StkSelSmCp n 46.41 -0.54 9.6 57.7
StkSlcACap n 91.93 -0.53 2.4 75.4
StratDivInc n 19.28 0.14 9.5 47.3
TaxFrB n
11.26 0.04 2.2 15.7
TotalBond n
9.79 0.04 1.9 18.7
TotalBond K6 9.04 0.04 1.9 18.6
Trend n
197.25 -1.52 0.6 119.9
Value n
15.15 -0.20 9.9 49.2
ValueDisc n
41.18 -0.05 6.4 43.3
Wrldw n
37.73 -0.28 3.9 86.2
Fidelity SAI:
EnhncdCrBndFd 10.23 0.04 1.9 NS
FidSaiCndInxFnd 15.30 0.20 7.4 NS
FidSaiInfltnFnd 10.25 0.06 1.8 NS
FidSaiLowIdxFnd 12.15 0.14 6.5 NS
FidSaiRlEsttFnd 10.33 0.12 10.0 NS
FidSaiTrsIdxFnd 10.07 0.07 2.0 NS
FidSAICnsrvInc 10.08 0.00 0.6 NS
FidSAIEmgMktIndx 20.13 0.12 14.2 75.9
FidSAIIntlIndxFd 19.21 0.15 10.0 67.9
IntlValIdx
14.28 0.15 13.4 89.3
LowDurationInc 10.04 0.00 0.6 16.6
Muni Inc
10.09 0.04 2.2 15.5
SAIEmgMktLoVolIx 12.12 0.01 5.1 43.9
SAIInflaFocFd 99.67 2.09 14.6 24.2
ShortTermBd
9.77 0.01 0.8 16.7
TotalBd
9.27 0.04 1.9 19.6
TxFreeBd
10.27 0.03 2.2 15.6
U.S.TreBdIdx
8.98 0.06 1.9 13.1
USMomentumIdx 19.41 -0.29 2.0 88.1
USValueIndex 14.05 -0.14 4.5 59.5
Fidelity Selects:
Biotech n
26.12 0.31 3.9 71.8
Comp n
161.89 4.07 19.8 154.8
DfAero n
29.10 -0.01 12.5 120.5
Energy n
78.32 1.67 27.2 49.0
Gold n
79.83 6.97 36.6 294.1
Health n
28.38 0.34 -0.2 25.8
MdTchDevis n 55.92 0.70 -7.2 7.3
Multimedia n 139.23 1.08 -0.2 150.4
Retail n
18.48 -0.17 3.1 58.1
Semiconductors r n 47.91 -1.63 10.8 219.3
Softwr n
19.27 0.13 -23.6 24.3
Tech n
40.88 -1.02 -1.3 129.2
UtilGr n
146.86 4.11 11.9 73.2
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D ATA P R O V ID E D BY LIP P E R
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Net YTD 3-Yr.
NAV Chg. % Ret. % Ret.
Fidelity Series:
Canada
21.36 0.40 8.2 69.9
IntMuni Z
10.45 0.02 2.0 14.2
Fidelity Strategic A:
StratAdTaxSns 10.09 NA NA NA
StratAdEmrMrt 16.67 NA NA NA
FidelityAdviAsset:
ADVAssetMan60 17.79 0.01 4.4 48.6
First Eagle Funds:
GlbA
89.37 0.55 11.1 78.0
Gold
75.50 5.70 32.2 266.3
OverseasA
34.62 0.51 13.9 79.0
FPA Funds:
FPAFlexIncFnd 10.43 NA NA NA
FPANwInc
10.12 NA NA NA
FPACres Inst 44.62 -0.19 3.5 59.1
FPACresentFnd 44.69 -0.19 3.6 59.4
Franklin A1:
CA TF A1
6.88 0.04 2.2 14.3
Fed TF A1
10.95 0.06 2.2 15.6
HY TF A1
9.04 0.05 2.5 19.8
IncomeA1
2.60 0.01 4.9 34.0
NY TF A1
10.01 0.06 2.2 13.7
Utils A1
26.99 0.74 12.9 65.2
Franklin Templeton:
TgtModA
17.08 NA NA NA
FrankTemp/Frank Adv:
CA TF Adv
6.86 0.03 2.2 14.5
CvtScAdv
24.22 -0.11 1.9 44.1
183.84 -2.74 -6.5 91.2
Dynat Adv
136.49 -0.34 0.2 67.8
Growth Adv
IncomeAdv
2.57 0.01 5.0 34.3
RisDv Adv
92.70 0.38 2.8 42.8
Utils Adv
27.34 0.75 12.9 65.8
FrankTemp/Franklin A:
BAL A
13.72 0.00 6.5 31.4
174.08 -2.60 -6.5 89.7
DynaTech A
EqIn A
34.95 -0.15 5.2 57.1
FoundFAlA
17.84 NA NA NA
GoldPrM A
61.79 6.15 33.9398.4
GrOp A
42.54 -0.32 -3.0 74.3
134.86 -0.35 0.2 66.6
Growth A
RisDv A
92.82 0.37 2.7 41.8
SmMCpGrA
37.94 0.43 2.0 37.3
StrInc A
8.48 0.01 1.8 20.2
TtlRtn A
8.50 0.02 1.6 15.9
FrankTemp/Franklin C:
Income C
2.65 0.00 4.7 31.8
FrankTemp/Franklin R:
FrkDynTchR6 187.25 -2.78 -6.5 91.7
136.30 -0.35 0.2 68.2
FrkGrthR6
FrkIncR6
2.58 0.00 4.6 34.3
FrkRisDivR6 92.68 0.38 2.8 43.1
FrankTemp/Mutual A&B:
Shares A
26.72 -0.12 5.1 39.7
FrankTemp/Temp A:
Frgn A
10.37 0.00 9.5 49.7
GlBond A
7.41 -0.01 4.5 12.6
Growth A
29.19 -0.19 3.4 52.2
World A
18.09 -0.08 1.8 77.9
Frost Family of Fund:
FrTRInst
9.79 -0.01 1.9 22.9
IntlAlphaInv 23.04 0.05 6.6 57.7
StrInc
8.06 -0.03 1.4 28.6
Hartford Funds Y:
IntlValY
27.84 0.11 12.2 87.0
Hartford HLS Fds IA:
CapApp
52.81 -0.26 -0.8 58.8
DiscEqui
23.43 -0.06 1.0 72.3
Div&Grwth
23.64 -0.01 3.4 55.0
EqInc
26.29 -0.12 6.5 44.8
EqIndx
103.19 -0.44 0.6 79.1
GrAdv r
40.01 -0.32 -4.4 89.2
IntlVal
23.06 0.24 12.7 102.4
LgCapVal
22.14 -0.15 5.3 51.4
LgCpGwth
78.75 -0.86 -3.7 90.7
MdCpGrw
49.82 0.06 0.4 43.7
ShtDurBnd
10.96 -0.01 0.8 17.3
USEquity
26.36 -0.31 -1.9 68.8
USLgCpCorPls 23.21 -0.31 -1.4 83.2
USRechEnhEq 48.16 -0.33 0.3 78.8
ValAdv
38.53 -0.13 5.4 44.7
JPMorgan L Class:
Fl EmMktEq L 47.95 0.12 14.4 72.9
MdCpVal L
34.47 -0.01 8.0 38.4
JPMorgan R Class:
CoreBond
10.59 0.04 2.1 17.6
CorePlusBd
7.42 0.01 2.2 19.7
HighYld r
6.57 -0.05 0.7 29.7
ShtDurBnd
10.96 -0.01 0.8 17.5
USRechEnhEq 48.08 -0.33 0.3 79.3
JPMorgPrm:
USEquity L
26.45 -0.31 -1.9 69.6
InvGradeBdY 10.00 0.01 1.4 19.0
LSGrowthY
31.24 -0.03 -6.0 97.1
Neuberger Berman Fds:
GenesInst
58.20 -0.80 8.1 21.2
LCVal Inst
56.39 0.44 10.9 47.9
LgShInst
19.93 NA NA NA
StrIncInst
10.31 NA NA NA
Neuberger Berman Inv:
Guard n
28.45 -0.15 -4.2 75.1
LCVal n
56.39 0.43 10.8 47.2
Neuberger Berman Tr:
GenesisFdR6 58.13 -0.80 8.2 21.6
Nicholas Group:
Nich n
86.45 0.46 -2.9 51.5
Northern Funds:
BdIdx n
9.42 NA NA NA
EmMktsEqIdx nr 16.80 NA NA NA
HiYFxInc n
6.13 NA NA NA
IntlEqIdx nr
19.29 NA NA NA
MidCpIdx n
22.53 -0.20 8.3 43.5
StkIdx n
68.58 -0.29 0.7 79.8
Nuveen Cl A:
AAMunBd p
10.09 0.04 2.1 13.6
HiYldMuBd p 14.53 0.10 2.6 14.3
Nuveen Cl I:
HYMunBd
14.53 0.10 2.5 15.0
Nuveen Cl R:
IntDMunBd
9.05 0.02 2.0 14.7
LmtTrmR
11.09 0.01 1.6 12.4
TotRt
8.97 NA NA NA
PIMCO Funds Instl:
ComPLUSStrtgyFd 7.44 NA NA NA
DynamicBd
10.37 NA NA NA
IncomeFd
11.08 NA NA NA
InflRespMulAsset 9.76 NA NA NA
Pioneer Funds A:
CoreEqA
25.09 -0.30 3.0 55.8
DiscGrA
20.67 0.00 -2.6 70.1
PioFdA
46.28 -0.19 5.2 98.3
Pioneer Funds Y:
BondY
8.56 0.03 2.0 20.2
PionFdY
47.61 -0.19 5.3 99.9
StratIncY p p 10.00 0.03 2.1 25.8
Price Funds:
2050RetFd n 22.99 0.04 6.2 66.6
Balnanced n
29.50 0.09 3.9 54.3
BlChip n
197.13 -1.93 -6.3 109.2
Communica&Tech n 129.75 1.84 -1.4 89.0
DivGro n
85.85 0.27 5.2 54.3
DvsfMCGr n
47.03 0.15 0.6 56.3
EqInc n
41.04 -0.16 6.3 46.4
EqIndex n
178.76 -0.77 0.6 79.1
GlbStk n
73.37 -0.07 5.6 78.5
GlbTech n
27.32 -0.25 2.9 139.4
Growth n
100.98 -1.09 -6.1 89.0
HelSci n
83.25 0.71 -0.3 27.8
InstFLRfd r
9.23 -0.08 -1.0 26.0
InstHiYld
7.92 -0.04 0.4 29.5
LgCapGow I
79.69 -0.28 -6.2 98.6
InstLCCoreGr 66.69 -0.64 -6.2 110.5
LgCpVal
24.69 0.08 7.8 44.9
InstSmCap
26.46 -0.16 8.5 43.3
IntDis n
82.90 0.47 10.3 52.3
IntlStk n
22.72 -0.05 7.8 45.8
IntlValEq n
26.77 0.13 12.6 95.2
MCapVal n
35.52 -0.15 10.4 49.8
MCEqGr
53.31 0.44 2.9 33.1
MidCap n
100.00 0.82 2.8 32.1
NAmer n
76.21 -0.76 -3.5 73.6
NHoriz n
54.93 -0.24 6.2 27.1
OverS SF nr
17.75 0.06 9.6 64.7
QMUSSmCpGrEq n 47.44 -0.41 6.2 48.0
R2015 n
13.81 0.03 3.5 39.0
R2020 n
20.48 0.06 3.7 40.7
R2025 n
18.33 0.05 3.9 43.2
R2030 n
28.99 0.06 4.5 48.7
R2035 n
24.61 0.06 5.3 55.6
R2040 n
36.37 0.07 5.7 61.2
Ret2045 n
26.98 0.06 6.1 65.4
Ret2055 n
24.18 0.05 6.3 67.1
SciTec n
59.27 -0.62 2.8 142.4
SmCap n
55.48 -0.86 8.3 34.7
SmCapStk n
61.77 -0.38 8.5 42.9
SpecGr n
25.81 -0.12 1.7 58.0
SpecInc n
11.43 -0.01 1.1 20.6
TotIndex n
71.94 -0.34 1.1 76.4
U.S.EqResch n 67.94 -0.29 1.0 84.5
USLrgCpCore n 44.31 -0.14 2.7 72.8
Value n
52.75 0.40 10.3 59.2
Price Funds - Adv Cl:
R2030A p
28.54 0.06 4.4 47.6
PRIMECAP Odyssey Fds:
AggGrowth r nr 51.03 -0.70 1.9 69.0
Growth r nr
37.76 -0.89 2.9 83.0
Stock r nr
35.74 0.03 7.7 80.9
Principal Investors:
CapApprA p
84.08 NA NA NA
InfPro IN
7.79 NA NA NA
LgIndxI
32.72 NA NA NA
LT2030In
14.69 NA NA NA
LT2040I
17.20 NA NA NA
LT2050I
18.75 NA NA NA
MidCpBldA
39.34 NA NA NA
PreSecI
9.43 NA NA NA
PtrLV In
18.32 NA NA NA
RealEstSecI
30.24 NA NA NA
SAMBalA p
17.17 NA NA NA
SAMGrA p
20.29 NA NA NA
Putnam Funds:
GrOpp R6
79.30 -0.84 -4.3 98.8
Putnam Funds Class A:
DynAAGthA
22.23 -0.03 3.3 68.9
PutLargCap p 41.35 -0.20 5.4 68.7
GeorgePutBal 27.34 -0.01 1.4 57.2
GrOpp p p
71.88 -0.77 -4.3 96.8
StDurInc
10.14 0.00 0.6 16.8
SustainLdrsFd p 117.82 -0.89 -3.5 60.8
Putnam Funds Class Y:
GrOpp Y
78.09 -0.83 -4.3 98.3
PutLargCap
41.37 -0.19 5.4 70.0
StDurInc
10.16 0.00 0.8 17.2
FunIntlLgInst nr 16.18 0.33 16.5 88.9
FunUSLgInst nr 34.21 -0.03 6.7 67.1
InflProSel n
10.50 0.06 1.7 14.7
IntI Sel nr
31.61 0.21 10.1 67.1
S&P Sel n
17.65 -0.08 0.6 80.0
SmCp Sel nr
42.29 -0.49 6.2 45.1
TSM Sel nr
16.55 -0.08 1.0 76.1
USSmCoIdx nr 20.56 -0.29 9.1 40.3
SEI Portfolios:
CoreFxIn F
9.82 0.05 1.9 15.6
IntlEmg F
16.41 NA NA NA
IntlEq F
14.39 NA NA NA
TaxMgdLC F
41.91 -0.08 2.9 58.3
Selected Funds:
AmShD n
44.14 -0.41 4.6 93.7
SmeadFds:
SmeadValueInstl 88.81 -1.08 8.8 37.9
SSgA Funds:
SP500 n
281.36 -1.20 0.7 79.4
Strategic Adviser:
StratAdFidEmr 18.37 0.13 15.4 83.8
StratAdMunBond 8.97 NA NA NA
StratAdShrtDur 10.01 NA NA NA
StratAdFidUS 20.10 -0.12 2.1 79.9
StratAdIntlFnd 15.44 NA NA NA
StratAdCorInFnd 9.38 NA NA NA
StratAdInOpFnd 9.01 NA NA NA
StratAdvFidIntl 16.50 0.07 9.6 69.7
StratAdAltFund 10.13 NA NA NA
StratAdFidCoreS 9.39 0.05 2.0 18.2
R
U
400MCpIdxInst483.08 -4.16 8.3 43.6
638.80 NA NA NA
500Adml n
BalAdml n
52.49 -0.04 1.3 50.6
CAITAdml n
11.75 NA NA NA
CALTAdml n
11.66 NA NA NA
CapOpAdml nr 226.57 -1.51 4.5 81.4
DivAppIdxAdm n 61.72 NA NA NA
EMAdmr n
48.18 -0.24 8.0 61.0
EnergyAd nr
77.51 NA NA NA
EnergyAdml nr 110.54 3.27 18.7 72.7
EqIncAdml n 98.69 NA NA NA
EuropeAdml n 112.98 0.43 8.1 65.6
112.05 -0.81 5.0 37.1
ExplrAdml n
ExtndAdml n 164.14 -1.24 3.5 55.1
GNMAAdml n
9.62 0.05 2.2 17.0
GroIncAdml n 110.29 NA NA NA
GrwthAdml n 239.61 NA NA NA
145.75 NA NA NA
HltClxAd nr
HlthCareAdml nr 89.00 1.06 3.2 30.6
HYCorAdml nr 5.55 NA NA NA
InfProAd n
23.37 0.14 1.7 14.7
InfTechIdx n 379.04 NA NA NA
IntlGrAdml n 117.66 -1.22 3.2 45.5
ITBondAdml n 10.68 0.06 1.8 18.6
ITCorpIx n
22.87 0.07 1.5 23.8
ITIGradeAdml n 8.99 NA NA NA
ITsryAdml n
10.14 NA NA NA
ITTresIdx n
20.51 0.14 1.6 15.5
159.93 NA NA NA
LarCapAd n
LTGradeAdml n 7.80 NA NA NA
LTsryAdml n
8.20 NA NA NA
MidCpAdml n 379.17 2.37 5.5 49.5
MuHYAdml n 10.80 NA NA NA
MuIntAdml n 14.02 NA NA NA
MuLTAdml n
11.00 NA NA NA
MuLtdAdml n 11.10 NA NA NA
MuShtAdml n 15.95 NA NA NA
NJLTAdml n
11.56 NA NA NA
NYLTAdml n
11.02 NA NA NA
135.08 3.32 20.5 83.7
PacifAdml n
PALTAdml n
10.97 NA NA NA
PrmcpAdml nr 194.35 -0.64 5.1 93.0
RealEstatAdml n 135.60 1.15 8.1 25.7
S&PSC600Idx 481.54 -7.14 7.9 33.2
SmCapAdml n 132.83 -0.95 7.5 46.7
SmGthAdml n 112.59 -0.02 6.1 49.2
STBondAdml n 10.37 0.02 0.9 16.4
STCorpIx n
21.84 0.04 1.0 19.6
STFedAdml n 10.38 NA NA NA
STIGradeAdml n 10.55 NA NA NA
STIPSIxAdm n 25.03 0.09 0.9 17.0
STsryAdml n
9.96 NA NA NA
STTresIdx n
19.67 0.04 0.7 14.7
TotBdAdml n
9.88 0.04 1.8 16.1
TotIntBdIdxAdm n 19.68 0.10 1.9 17.0
TotIntlAdmIdx nr 45.13 0.36 11.3 71.1
TotStAdml n 164.91 -0.71 1.0 76.3
TxMBal nr
49.99 -0.01 1.6 41.9
TxMCapAdml n 355.04 -1.30 1.0 77.8
TxMIn nr
22.56 NA NA NA
106.23 -1.51 8.1 33.3
TxMSC nr
USGroAdml n 181.79 -1.24 -6.8 90.1
102.23 NA NA NA
UtilIxAd nr
ValAdml n
80.73 NA NA NA
WdsrllAdml n 87.22 -0.25 4.6 65.6
WellsIAdml n 63.75 NA NA NA
WelltnAdml n 77.75 -0.34 0.7 53.3
WndsrAdml n 76.62 -0.50 3.4 41.8
VANGUARD FDS:
CAIT n
11.75 NA NA NA
DivdGro n
33.46 -0.01 1.9 32.4
DivrEq n
53.84 NA NA NA
Energy nr
58.92 1.74 18.7 72.3
EqInc n
47.09 NA NA NA
120.56 -0.88 5.0 36.6
Explr n
FTAlWldInAdml n 50.86 0.35 11.3 71.8
GlbCapCyl Inv nr 23.90 0.47 17.0 120.5
GlbEq n
38.61 -0.31 0.8 60.3
GloMinVolFdAdm n 34.06 0.39 8.0 47.7
GNMA n
9.62 0.05 2.2 16.6
GroInc n
67.59 NA NA NA
211.07 2.52 3.2 30.3
HlthCare nr
HYCor nr
5.55 NA NA NA
InflaPro n
11.90 0.07 1.7 14.3
IntlExplr n
22.32 0.30 11.0 53.6
IntlGr n
37.01 -0.39 3.2 45.0
IntlVal n
45.74 0.18 11.0 59.2
ITIGrade n
8.99 NA NA NA
LifeCon n
22.54 NA NA NA
LifeGro n
53.16 NA NA NA
LifeInc n
16.16 NA NA NA
LifeMod n
35.96 NA NA NA
MATxEx n
10.30 NA NA NA
MidCpGro pn 23.64 0.01 -4.9 40.3
MuHY n
10.80 NA NA NA
MuInt n
14.02 NA NA NA
OHLTte n
11.86 NA NA NA
Primcp nr
187.65 -0.62 5.1 92.6
PrmcpCor n
40.03 -0.07 8.1 92.0
SelValu nr
28.56 -0.41 7.7 48.1
STAR n
30.01 NA NA NA
STIGrade n
10.55 NA NA NA
StratgcEq n
39.75 -0.21 6.0 58.0
StrSmCpEqInv n 44.94 -0.40 6.1 57.5
TgtRe2020 n 28.24 NA NA NA
TgtRe2025 n 20.64 NA NA NA
TgtRe2030 n 44.00 NA NA NA
TgtRe2035 n 28.55 NA NA NA
TgtRe2040 n 52.23 NA NA NA
TgtRe2045 n 36.43 NA NA NA
TgtRe2050 n 62.33 NA NA NA
TgtRe2060 n 64.14 NA NA NA
TgtRet2055 n 69.58 NA NA NA
TgtRetInc n
14.24 NA NA NA
USGro n
70.18 -0.48 -6.8 89.5
WellsI n
26.32 NA NA NA
Welltn n
45.02 -0.20 0.7 52.9
Wndsr n
22.73 -0.15 3.3 41.4
WndsrII n
49.17 -0.14 4.6 65.2
VANGUARD INDEX FDS:
638.81 NA NA NA
500
EmgMktInstPl 121.87 -0.61 8.0 61.3
405.06 -3.04 3.5 55.2
ExtndIstPl
FTAIWdInPl 170.76 1.17 11.3 72.1
IdxIntl
26.98 0.22 11.3 70.8
ITTresIdx Inst 25.45 0.17 1.6 15.6
LTTresIdx Inst 24.68 0.34 3.9 4.4
MdCpGrAdml n 119.94 1.11 -0.2 47.8
MdCpVlAdml n 100.65 0.44 9.6 48.2
SmValAdml n 98.78 -1.21 8.5 44.6
TotBd2
9.74 0.04 1.7 15.9
TotIntlInstIdx r 180.50 1.46 11.4 71.3
TotItlInstPlId r 180.54 1.45 11.4 71.3
164.86 -0.72 1.0 75.8
TotSt
VANGUARD INSTL FDS:
BalInst
52.50 -0.04 1.3 50.6
DevMktsIndInst 22.59 NA NA NA
DevMktsInxInst 35.32 NA NA NA
EmMkInst r
36.63 -0.19 8.0 61.2
164.13 -1.24 3.5 55.1
ExtndInst
FTAlWldIst r 161.25 1.11 11.3 72.0
FTScinst
46.45 NA NA NA
239.63 NA NA NA
GrwthInst
InPrSeIn
9.52 0.06 1.7 14.7
558.17 NA NA NA
InstIdx
558.17 NA NA NA
InstPlus
114.67 NA NA NA
InstTStIdx
114.65 NA NA NA
InstTStPlus
ITBdInst
10.68 0.06 1.8 18.7
658.28 NA NA NA
LaCapInst
MidCpInst
83.76 0.52 5.5 49.6
413.11 2.58 5.5 49.6
MidCpIstPl
RealEstaInstl 20.99 0.18 8.1 25.8
Rs1000GrwIdxInst899.05 NA NA NA
Rs1000Vl IdxInst386.29 NA NA NA
Russ1000IdxInst606.03 NA NA NA
132.83 -0.95 7.5 46.7
SmCapInst
383.39 -2.74 7.5 46.8
SmCapIstPl
SmGthInst
90.16 -0.02 6.1 49.3
SmValInst
55.21 -0.68 8.5 44.7
STBdIdxInstPl 10.37 0.02 0.9 16.5
STBDInst
10.37 0.02 0.9 16.5
STCorpIxInst p 26.73 0.04 1.0 19.7
STIGradeInst 10.55 NA NA NA
STIPSIxins
25.05 0.09 0.9 17.1
STTresIdx
24.71 0.05 0.7 14.8
TotBdInst
9.88 0.04 1.8 16.2
TotBdInst2
9.74 0.04 1.7 16.1
TotBdInstPl
9.88 0.04 1.8 16.2
TotIntBdIdxInst 29.53 0.15 1.9 17.1
164.94 -0.71 1.0 76.4
TotStInst
TtlWrldIxInst p 302.77 NA NA NA
TxMCaInst r 176.40 -0.65 1.0 77.9
ValueInst
80.72 NA NA NA
Victory Funds:
EstValI
49.72 0.23 10.4 31.8
SmCoOppI
49.69 -0.96 9.4 22.3
Victory Port:
Market Neutral I 9.03 0.05 4.7 19.8
SSfnd
49.59 -0.95 9.4 22.5
VsycamoreFnd 49.75 0.22 10.4 31.9
Victory Portfolios I:
500Indx Reward n 83.19 -0.32 0.5 80.9
CrnstModAggr n 28.72 0.02 4.4 44.1
Gr&Inc n
26.05 -0.12 3.1 76.7
Grwth n
38.51 -0.32 -5.3 97.9
Inco n
11.86 0.05 1.7 19.1
IncStk n
19.69 -0.06 8.1 55.2
Intl n
34.24 0.26 11.7 73.5
IntmTerm n
12.79 0.03 2.0 14.4
LgTerm n
12.23 0.05 2.4 16.0
Nasdaq100 n 59.80 -0.13 -1.1 109.3
S&PIdx n
83.11 -0.32 0.5 80.5
TarRet2040 n 14.93 0.03 5.0 56.4
VicAggFnd n 72.02 -0.64 -4.0 104.2
SustWld n
33.28 0.08 5.3 76.5
CorePlus INSTL 9.40 0.03 1.8 18.8
Income Fund INST 11.86 0.05 1.8 19.3
Short-Term INSTL 9.19 0.00 0.8 19.7
VirtusFunds Cl I:
MulSStI
4.60 NA NA NA
Vivaldi Merger:
Arbitrage Fund 10.59 0.00 0.4 15.2
Voya Fds:
InmdBdI
8.94 NA NA NA
G
GE Elfun/S&S:
Trusts n
91.98 -0.45 -1.9 86.5
GMO Trust Class III:
Quality
35.16 -0.18 0.5 79.6
GMO Trust Class VI:
Quality
35.16 -0.18 0.5 80.1
Goldman Sachs Inst:
EmgMktEq
35.29 NA NA NA
HYMuni
9.18 NA NA NA
Int
20.36 NA NA NA
Muni
15.45 NA NA NA
Guggenheim Funds Tru:
MacOppFdClInstl 24.97 NA NA NA
TotRtnBdFdClInst24.34 NA NA NA
GuideStone Funds:
EqindxGS2
68.17 NA NA NA
EqIndxGS4 n 68.12 NA NA NA
MedDurGS2
13.05 NA NA NA
H
Harbor Funds:
109.90 -0.60
CapApInst
IntlInst
59.64 0.19
SmCpValInst 51.21 NA
Harding Loevner:
IntlEq
30.34 0.37
Hartford Funds A:
BalIncA
15.12 0.00
CapAppA
43.97 -0.43
DiscpEqA
54.47 -0.15
DivGth A
35.62 -0.01
EqInc
21.55 0.01
GrOppty
59.46 -0.40
MidCap A
19.86 -0.02
Hartford Funds I:
BalIncI
15.13 0.00
DivGthI
35.33 -0.02
EmrgMktEqInv 26.79 0.15
InterValue
27.06 0.11
-5.7 96.6
8.7 58.7
NA NA
11.7 57.5
3.9 31.0
0.0 52.4
1.0 72.4
3.3 52.9
6.6 43.9
-5.9 98.0
0.9 14.5
4.0 32.0
3.3 54.0
16.7 87.2
12.2 87.0
I
IFP US Equity Fund:
IFP US EquityFd 21.51 0.29 -1.5 77.2
Invesco Fds Investor:
DivrsDiv n
19.36 -0.09 5.9 49.4
Invesco Funds A:
500InxA
72.22 -0.32 0.6 77.3
ActiveAllA
15.63 NA NA NA
CapApprA p
83.26 -1.19 -2.0 93.3
Chart
21.18 -0.14 -0.8 67.9
CmstA
32.38 -0.18 5.2 54.9
DevMktA
39.64 0.40 13.2 51.0
110.58 -1.07 11.8 74.3
DiscFdA p
DisMdCpGrA 29.94 -0.11 11.3 58.5
DivIncm p
28.12 -0.07 7.2 46.7
DivrsDiv p
19.36 -0.10 5.8 48.9
EqIncA
11.47 -0.02 4.4 41.8
EqWtdA p
77.02 0.33 7.0 45.3
GrIncA
23.99 -0.08 5.5 54.6
HYMuA
8.38 0.05 2.0 14.6
InvescoFd p
78.64 6.01 33.2 279.2
InvGloblFdA
83.87 -0.53 -3.0 64.6
MnStFndA
61.76 -0.46 -1.2 66.6
MnStSmCpA p 30.40 0.03 5.8 46.4
ModInvA
12.57 NA NA NA
MunInA
11.86 0.06 2.1 13.3
RchHiYldMuniA 6.67 0.04 2.1 15.8
RisingDivA
27.10 -0.19 1.8 64.5
RoMu A p
14.64 0.12 2.3 12.7
SP IncomeA
6.70 0.04 14.4 76.3
Invesco Funds P:
Summit P p
27.44 -0.53 -4.6 82.7
Invesco Funds Y:
DevMktY
38.60 0.40 13.2 52.2
142.96 -1.37 11.8 75.5
DiscovY
EqWtdY
78.67 0.34 7.0 46.3
IncomeY
7.34 0.05 14.6 77.6
Ivy Funds:
BalancedA p
25.85 -0.11 0.9 47.4
CoreEqA t
17.19 -0.16 0.5 72.5
LgCpGwthA p 33.63 -0.01 -7.8 63.6
LgCpGwthl r
37.50 -0.01 -7.8 64.8
ScTechA p
61.12 -0.63 5.6 139.1
ScTechI r
88.37 -0.92 5.6 140.9
J
Janus Henderson:
Balanced C
47.34 NA
Balanced T n 48.22 NA
Enterprise T n 139.75 NA
GlbResch T nr 123.27 NA
GlTech T nr
68.63 NA
Grw&Inc T n
73.61 NA
Resh T n
85.54 NA
JensenQualGrJ n:
JensenQualGrJ n 42.49 0.34
JHF III DispVal:
DispVal I
26.62 0.02
DispValMCI
29.71 0.03
DispValMdCp 27.86 0.03
DispValMdCpR6 29.70 0.03
DispValR6
26.71 0.02
JHITFunLgCpCorFd:
FunLgCpCorA 64.04 -0.27
John Hancock:
500Index1
70.07 -0.29
BondI
13.86 0.04
BondR6
13.89 0.05
IntlGrwI
38.08 -0.21
John Hancock Class 1:
BlueChipGrw 61.25 -0.64
LSAggr
15.62 0.02
LSBalncd
14.19 0.02
LSGwth
15.07 0.01
John Hancock Funds A:
BalA
30.25 0.00
BondA p
13.86 0.05
LifeBal
14.35 0.02
LifeGrw
15.19 0.01
JPMorgan A Class:
CoreBond
10.58 0.04
CorePlusBd p
7.42 0.02
EqInc p
25.64 -0.12
GroInc p
88.44 -0.51
GwthAdv p
37.09 -0.30
Inv Bal p
17.04 -0.01
InvCon p
13.30 0.00
InvG&I p
21.66 -0.05
InvGrwt p
29.38 -0.12
LgCpGwth p
75.95 -0.83
USEquity
26.22 -0.31
JPMorgan I Class:
CoreBond
10.57 0.03
CorePlusBd
7.41 0.01
EmMktEq I
47.60 0.12
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
-3.2 31.4
7.7 62.8
8.2 46.2
8.1 45.1
8.2 46.6
7.7 63.3
-2.4 59.7
0.6 78.5
1.9 18.0
2.0 18.5
8.4 66.7
-6.5 108.4
6.0 59.2
4.3 43.1
5.4 52.6
3.1 57.4
1.9 17.0
4.3 41.5
5.3 51.1
2.0 16.2
2.1 18.4
6.4 43.7
5.6 48.7
-4.4 87.8
2.4 39.9
2.4 30.1
2.7 47.6
3.2 57.8
-3.8 89.3
-2.0 67.6
2.1 17.1
2.2 19.4
14.3 72.4
L
Laudus Funds:
USLgCpGr nr 24.92 -0.29 -3.5 96.3
Lazard Instl:
EmgMktEq
28.77 0.32 16.0 104.6
GlbLstInfr
20.70 0.44 13.9 61.2
Legg Mason I:
IntlGrTrI
79.00 0.07 6.6 53.2
Loomis Sayles Fds:
LSBondI
12.33 -0.01 1.6 25.4
Lord Abbett A:
Affiltd p
21.38 -0.09 6.7 60.5
BdDeb p
7.35 0.00 2.0 24.9
CalibrDivGr
25.95 -0.08 4.0 69.9
HYMuniBd p
10.77 NA NA NA
IntrTxFr
10.51 0.02 2.4 15.4
MultiAstBalOppty 13.89 -0.04 3.0 47.3
ShtDurIncmA p 3.89 0.00 0.8 17.2
TaxFr p
10.46 0.05 2.0 14.3
Lord Abbett I:
BdDebentr
7.31 0.00 2.0 25.7
FloatRt
7.92 -0.07 -1.0 26.0
HiYld
6.39 -0.04 0.9 28.7
ShtDurInc p
3.89 0.00 0.8 18.2
MN
MainStay Fds A:
HiYldBdA
5.20 -0.03 0.7 25.4
LgCpGrA p
8.24 -0.07 -6.3 87.9
MainStay Fds I:
S&P500IdxA 73.01 -0.32 0.6 77.3
Mairs&Power:
MairsPwrGr n 182.82 -1.61 1.9 62.8
MassMutual Select:
MCGrEqIII
17.46 NA NA NA
Metropolitan West:
TotRetBd n
9.31 0.05 2.0 16.2
TotRetBdI
9.31 0.05 2.1 17.0
TRBdPlan
8.73 0.05 2.0 17.3
UnconstrBdI
10.51 0.01 1.1 23.1
MFS Funds:
IIE
42.53 0.78 4.8 50.7
MFS Funds Class A:
AgGrAIA
33.30 0.12 5.2 51.6
CoEqyA
50.33 -0.21 0.8 61.7
GrowthA
165.84 -1.79 -5.0 82.5
IntlVA
47.85 0.82 9.7 73.6
MCapA
25.24 0.15 -0.1 36.7
MCapValA
32.44 -0.35 7.9 40.1
MIGA
40.22 -0.20 -3.2 49.9
MITA
36.16 -0.10 1.7 62.8
MuHiA
7.55 0.04 2.3 19.3
MuInA
8.29 0.04 2.0 15.3
ResBdA
9.76 0.04 1.8 18.0
RschA
56.21 -0.32 0.1 61.1
TotRA
20.16 0.01 5.2 36.5
UtilA
27.88 0.85 12.9 46.1
ValueA
53.03 -0.08 6.1 45.3
MFS Funds Class I:
GrowthI
186.77 -2.01 -5.0 83.8
MCapI
27.92 0.17 0.0 37.7
MCapValI
33.66 -0.36 7.9 41.2
MIGI
42.34 -0.21 -3.1 51.0
ResBdI
9.76 0.04 1.8 18.5
RschI
58.80 -0.32 0.2 62.4
ValueI
53.49 -0.07 6.2 46.4
Morgan Stanley Inst:
CapGrP p
55.34 -0.43 -11.3 115.1
MorganStanleyPathway:
CoreFxIcm n
6.94 0.02 1.8 15.8
Munder Funds:
MndrIntlSmCpInv r 22.90 0.48 15.2 86.2
Mutual Series:
BeacnZ
19.85 0.10 6.7 56.5
GlbDiscA
32.76 0.05 6.0 53.3
GlbDiscz
34.01 0.05 6.0 54.4
QuestZ
17.17 -0.08 7.3 44.6
SharesZ
27.22 -0.12 5.1 40.8
Natixis Funds:
O
Oakmark Funds Invest:
EqtyInc nr
39.21 0.02 0.4 35.6
174.26 -0.21 1.3 59.5
Oakmark n
OakmrkInt n
34.14 0.00 5.0 40.5
Select n
87.81 1.38 -3.7 62.1
Oberweis Funds Instl:
Oberweis
32.71 0.23 9.2 51.3
Old Westbury Fds:
AlCpCore n
26.13 NA NA NA
CreditIncomeFd n 8.16 NA NA NA
FixInc pn
10.35 NA NA NA
LrgCpStr n
21.34 NA NA NA
MuniBd pn
11.78 NA NA NA
Sm&MdCapStrategi n 19.37 NA NA NA
Optimum Funds Inst:
Fixed Inc
8.44 0.03 1.7 16.8
24.00 -0.23 -3.5 94.1
LgCpGrwth
LgCpVal
20.92 -0.04 6.0 51.7
Osterweis Strat Income:
OsterweisStrInc n 11.15 -0.05 0.4 25.7
PQ
Parnassus Fds:
ParnEqFd n
55.88 0.09 0.0 60.7
Perm Port Funds:
Permanent n 83.00 1.71 10.9 90.4
PGIM Funds Cl A:
JennGrowth
56.74 -0.24 -5.8 95.8
JennUtility
16.54 NA NA NA
TotalReturnBond p 12.34 NA NA NA
PGIM Funds Cl Z:
HighYield
4.86 NA NA NA
JennGrowth
67.63 -0.29 -5.7 97.4
TotalReturnBond 12.30 NA NA NA
PIMCO Fds Instl:
AllAsset
12.29 NA NA NA
CommodtyRR 15.91 NA NA NA
DivInc
10.15 NA NA NA
GlblBdOppUSH 9.88 NA NA NA
HiYld
8.15 NA NA NA
HiYldMuniBd
8.50 NA NA NA
IntlBdUSH
10.01 NA NA NA
InvGrdCrBd
9.30 NA NA NA
LgTrmCrdtBd
9.06 NA NA NA
LngDurTotRtrn 7.44 NA NA NA
LowDur
9.36 NA NA NA
LowDurInc r
8.34 NA NA NA
ModDur
9.58 NA NA NA
MortgOppBd
9.49 NA NA NA
MuniBd
9.57 0.04 2.2 17.9
RealRtnI
10.51 NA NA NA
ShortT
9.69 NA NA NA
ShtAssetInv 10.00 NA NA NA
StcksPLUSIntlHdg r 10.22 NA NA NA
StksPLS
12.85 NA NA NA
TotRt
8.97 NA NA NA
PIMCO Funds A:
IncomeFd
11.08 NA NA NA
LowDurInc
8.34 NA NA NA
TotRetA
8.97 NA NA NA
PIMCO Funds C:
IncomeFd
11.08 NA NA NA
PIMCO Funds I2:
CommdtyRR
15.75 NA NA NA
ComPLUSStrtgyFd 7.30 NA NA NA
HiYldMuniBd
8.50 NA NA NA
Income
11.08 NA NA NA
IntlBdUSH
10.01 NA NA NA
InvstGrCrBd
9.30 NA NA NA
LowDurInc
8.34 NA NA NA
MuniBd
9.57 0.04 2.2 17.6
ShtTm
9.69 NA NA NA
Russell Funds S:
GblEq
11.62 NA
TaxExBd
22.27 0.05
TxMngUSLgCp 96.88 NA
Rydex Investor Class:
NasdaqInv n
93.43 NA
NA NA
2.0 14.0
NA NA
NA
NA
S
Schwab Funds:
1000 Inv nr
14.68 -0.06 0.9 78.3
CoreEq n
24.43 -0.13 -1.7 68.1
T
TCW Funds:
EmMktInc n
7.08 -0.05 2.4 38.9
Thompson IM:
Bond n
10.82 0.02 1.3 27.5
Thornburg Fds:
IncBuildA t
37.37 0.43 14.1 96.3
IntVal I
37.87 0.90 12.2 85.7
LtdTIncI
13.35 0.02 1.3 19.5
LtdTMu I
13.78 0.01 1.7 12.9
Thrivent Funds A:
LgCpStk
30.07 0.03 4.7 67.6
Thrivent Funds S:
LgCpVal n
35.19 0.03 7.5 59.4
MidCapStk n 35.99 -0.16 6.5 29.6
TIAA-CREF/Instl Cl:
CoreBond Inst 9.37 NA NA NA
CorePlsBd
9.39 NA NA NA
TIAA-CREF/Retail Cl:
EqIdx
48.58 NA NA NA
Gro&Inc
28.11 -0.26 -0.9 79.6
LrgCpGro
27.62 -0.29 -4.2 91.8
TIAA/CREF Funds:
BdIdxInst
9.91 0.04 1.9 16.2
EqIdxInst
47.62 NA NA NA
Gr&IncInst
14.93 -0.14 -0.9 81.1
IntlEqIdxInst 30.64 0.20 10.0 67.4
IntlEqIdxRet 31.48 0.21 10.0 66.2
IntlEqInst
17.12 -0.03 8.8 67.3
LC2040Inst
12.29 NA NA NA
LCIdx2020Inst 20.55 NA NA NA
LCIdx2025Inst 23.76 NA NA NA
LCIdx2035Inst 31.34 NA NA NA
LCIdx2040Inst 34.93 NA NA NA
LCIdx2045Inst 37.52 NA NA NA
LrgCpGrIdxInst 72.33 -0.58 -4.8 99.9
LrgCpGrIdxRet 72.98 -0.59 -4.9 98.4
LrgCpGrInst
27.91 -0.29 -4.1 93.5
LrgCpVl IdxInst 29.99 NA NA NA
LrgCpVl Inst
25.41 -0.13 6.6 61.5
QuantSmCpEqInst 21.11 NA NA NA
RealSecInst
19.44 0.23 9.6 27.2
S&P500IdxInst 74.26 -0.32 0.7 79.8
S&P500IdxRet 73.63 -0.31 0.6 78.5
SmCpBl IdxInst 27.90 NA NA NA
SocChEqInst 28.89 0.01 1.5 64.2
Tortoise Capital:
TorMLPPipInsCl22.49 0.31 18.2 97.5
Touchstone Family Fd:
FlexIncY
10.53 0.01 1.8 20.3
Touchstone Funds Gro:
MdCpY
59.02 -0.21 4.1 38.9
Touchstone Strategic:
LagCapFoc A p 80.73 -0.71 -1.6 66.7
Trust for Professional Ma:
PrfTrtStrtBd Ins20.26 0.14 2.3 19.8
Tweedy Browne Fds:
GblValue n
31.33 NA NA NA
UM Funds:
BehavVal
85.27 -0.69
8.9 31.4
V
VALIC:
IntlEq
11.07 NA NA NA
MidCpIdx
28.29 NA NA NA
SciTech
40.15 -0.43 0.2 128.2
StckIdx
68.44 -0.29 0.6 78.5
ValUltra
18.54 -0.22 -4.1 97.4
VANGUARD ADMIRAL:
WXYZ
WCM Focus Funds:
WCMFocIntlGrwIns 27.25 -0.09 9.5 54.3
Weitz Funds:
CorPluInc Inst 9.83 NA NA NA
Western Asset:
CorePlusBdI
9.44 NA NA NA
ManagedMuniA 15.11 NA NA NA
Wilmington Funds:
RoxSCG Inst
98.41 0.34 11.2 113.0
March 2, 2026
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MARKET LABORATORY
D ATA
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
DJ Half-Hourly Averages
The Dow Jones Averages
Daily
Industrials
51300
Components
Week's
Change
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3M
-1.74
Amazon.com
-0.11
American Express
-37.28
Amgen
13.41
Apple
-0.40
Boeing
-4.50
Caterpillar
-16.91
Chevron
2.83
Cisco Systems
0.26
Coca-Cola
1.72
Disney
0.46
Goldman Sachs
-62.67
Home Depot
-1.53
Honeywell International -0.38
IBM
-16.95
Johnson & Johnson
5.94
JPMorgan Chase
-10.49
McDonald's
11.83
Merck
1.56
Microsoft
-4.49
Nike Cl B
-3.22
NVIDIA
-12.63
Procter & Gamble
6.42
Salesforce
9.63
Sherwin-Williams
1.96
Travelers
3.71
UnitedHealth Group
3.27
Verizon Communications 0.89
Visa Cl A
-0.81
Walmart
4.96
49200
47100
45000
42900
September
October
November
December
January
February
Transportation
20500
Components
Week's
Change
17700
16300
14900
October
November
December
January
February
Utilities
1200
American Elec Power
American Water Works
Atmos Energy
Consolidated Edison
Dominion Energy
Duke Energy
Edison International
Exelon
FirstEnergy
NextEra Energy
Public Svc Enterprise
Sempra
Southern
Vistra
Xcel Energy
4.45
6.66
5.82
2.71
-2.82
4.07
1.00
1.68
0.96
1.59
0.50
2.72
3.08
2.49
1.81
24
25
Market Advance/Decline Volumes
26
27
49436.41 48833.67 49346.27 49675.72 48990.42
49536.54 48827.80 49357.63 49544.58 49253.57
49220.39 49026.01 49292.75 49624.44 48691.96
48963.19 49250.02 49250.65 49281.25 48830.84
48933.10 49159.00 49299.06 49553.77 48904.54
48930.65 49159.47 49361.43 49508.95 49000.99
48890.43 49147.37 49421.09 49339.56 48883.43
48820.89 49216.92 49406.79 49299.05 48733.64
48868.44 49220.59 49483.28 49257.17 48844.33
48999.21 49210.34 49463.58 49317.06 48839.30
48875.99 49250.47 49451.65 49433.22 48889.80
48779.44 49190.59 49439.09 49481.14 48799.01
48818.46 49201.64 49475.80 49504.52 48783.25
48808.83 49145.69 49464.42 49504.27 48925.77
48804.06 49174.50 49482.15 49499.20 48977.92
50021.07 49670.08 49864.85 50146.95 49658.02
48298.96 48428.78 48850.54 48948.92 48183.22
49695.61 49295.21 49517.36 49815.22 49253.57
48731.46 48752.74 49206.87 49237.38 48678.78
–821.91 +370.44 +307.65
+17.05 –521.28
1150
1100
1050
1000
September
October
November
December
January
February
Note: Theoretical highs and lows are shown. A red chart indicates a lower price than the starting period. Green means it's higher than the starting period.
Theoretical (t): High 16070.71 Low 15484.23
Actual (a): High 15939.09 Low 15612.38
24
25
26
27
Market Advance/Decline Totals
Weekly Comp.
NYSE
NYSE
Amer
Nasdaq
NYSE
Arca
Total Issues
Advances
Declines
Unchanged
New Highs
New Lows
2,849
1,223
1,594
32
446
178
305
167
133
5
30
32
5,182
2,307
2,746
129
576
554
2,565
1,384
1,161
20
811
109
Daily
1182.18
1181.00
1186.40
1182.64
1190.46
1191.13
1192.45
1193.40
1188.58
1188.39
1187.24
1190.46
1187.59
1188.81
1190.23
1199.46
1175.30
1194.10
1178.47
+9.39
Theoretical (t): High 1199.46 Low 1156.88
Actual (a): High 1194.10 Low 1160.10
Dow Jones 65 Composite (divisor: 0.79548840330647)
Open (t)
15847.28 15639.06 15826.01 15859.72
Open (a)
15877.84 15642.73 15815.86 15827.39
10:00
15758.40 15690.27 15757.30 15869.53
10:30
15680.41 15752.06 15719.10 15803.70
11:00
15661.94 15720.75 15738.90 15892.76
11:30
15663.26 15715.97 15768.89 15877.55
12:00
15638.80 15728.46 15796.65 15833.64
12:30
15622.02 15746.02 15768.66 15813.38
1:00
15633.73 15743.77 15784.98 15800.25
1:30
15674.78 15747.04 15778.32 15823.76
2:00
15639.62 15770.26 15780.17 15869.59
2:30
15626.86 15751.51 15782.82 15882.41
3:00
15643.30 15753.79 15798.01 15898.27
3:30
15638.08 15735.05 15789.40 15898.28
Close
15637.21 15756.66 15800.08 15883.34
High (t)
16008.17 15894.91 15959.68 16070.71
Low (t)
15484.23 15505.21 15600.80 15674.47
High (a)
15911.21 15779.27 15839.49 15939.09
Low (a)
15612.38 15618.89 15710.38 15793.34
Change
–262.18 +119.45
+43.42
+83.26
Feb 23
NY Up
357,843 813,755 637,360 886,198 922,647
NY Off
882,978 378,012 554,186 437,914 1,094,419
NY Up - Comp. 1,659,840 3,611,545 2,908,122 3,766,244 2,963,144
NY Off - Comp. 3,959,325 1,586,345 2,348,202 2,048,754 3,667,095
NYSE Amer UP
17,992
21,564 19,066
15,521
14,198
NYSE Amer Off
11,366
3,858
9,976
9,753
17,280
NASD Up
3,497,789 6,015,193 5,626,438 4,757,640 3,793,707
NASD Off
4,733,991 1,852,155 2,681,580 4,098,175 5,707,990
NYSE Arca UP 237,727 265,206 274,914 349,994 310,516
NYSE Arca Off 339,477 252,755 172,951 315,722 343,469
% (QCHA)
–1.38
+.65
+.40
+.63
–.72
% (QACH)
–.64
+.78
+1.44
+.91
+.17
% (QCHAQ)
–1.52
+1.30
+1.44
+.20
–1.15
NYSE Composite Daily Breadth
Dow Jones 20 Transport (divisor: 0.15395808703479)
Open (t)
19754.21 19269.92 19623.65 19416.97 19499.66
Open (a)
19799.86 19276.67 19555.91 19393.90 19615.63
10:00
19658.52 19281.84 19530.27 19565.68 19561.72
10:30
19346.91 19370.60 19284.20 19634.10 19586.57
11:00
19303.91 19414.39 19273.04 19726.69 19606.41
11:30
19237.11 19374.56 19308.60 19733.39 19656.68
12:00
19272.74 19373.84 19335.23 19648.35 19693.63
12:30
19236.18 19407.81 19333.87 19652.60 19647.62
1:00
19255.96 19373.22 19296.08 19609.58 19633.04
19280.08 19396.52 19294.57 19604.54 19671.47
1:30
2:00
19261.41 19446.10 19247.54 19717.74 19695.63
2:30
19278.64 19442.11 19279.14 19737.63 19658.93
3:00
19316.00 19428.63 19293.25 19803.32 19689.35
3:30
19283.17 19413.47 19291.39 19808.57 19740.19
Close
19276.48 19444.51 19319.67 19733.88 19689.19
High (t)
19831.11 19618.85 19704.45 19930.68 19880.09
Low (t)
19137.64 19114.68 19129.39 19367.45 19359.04
High (a)
19799.86 19469.86 19600.59 19834.00 19754.27
19224.26 19240.98 19241.63 19392.69 19476.45
Low (a)
Change
–564.70 +168.03 –124.84 +414.21
–44.69
Dow Jones 15 Utilities (divisor: 1.31844753190630)
Open (t)
1164.45 1169.63 1177.97 1181.85
Open (a)
1165.25
1171.78 1178.36 1181.20
10:00
1175.30 1160.48 1173.70 1177.90
10:30
1172.61 1168.22 1165.93 1173.76
11:00
1171.03 1166.20 1167.51 1173.49
11:30
1169.11
1167.13 1174.47 1175.53
12:00
1165.45 1168.42 1175.60 1178.89
12:30
1166.85 1170.99
1177.51 1175.44
1:00
1164.82
1171.83 1174.87 1175.79
1:30
1166.13 1173.26 1177.47 1176.94
2:00
1165.70 1174.42 1178.53 1178.97
2:30
1164.47 1174.46 1179.51 1179.18
3:00
1164.19 1176.40 1181.26 1181.67
3:30
1168.62 1176.08 1180.64 1181.43
Close
1171.39 1178.20 1181.08 1180.84
High (t)
1180.52 1180.21 1185.30
1191.11
Low (t)
1157.53 1156.88 1160.87 1165.40
High (a)
1178.16 1179.23 1182.79 1182.78
Low (a)
1163.50 1160.10 1162.89 1170.63
Change
+9.01
+6.81
+2.88
–.24
Daily
Week ended last Friday compared to previous Friday
Theoretical (t): High 50146.95 Low 48183.22
Actual (a): High 49815.22 Low 48678.78
19100
September
Components
Open (t)
Open (a)
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
Close
High (t)
Low (t)
High (a)
Low (a)
Change
Feb 23
Theoretical (t): High 19930.68 Low 19114.68
Actual (a): High 19834.00 Low 19224.26
Alaska Air Group
-0.98
American Airlines Group -0.52
Avis Budget Group
0.94
CH Robinson Worldwide -4.81
CSX
0.38
Delta Air Lines
-3.74
Expeditors Intl of Wash -11.27
FedEx
-1.48
JB Hunt Transport
3.25
Kirby Corp
-1.14
Landstar System
9.81
Matson
-1.62
Norfolk Southern
-1.49
Old Dominion Freight Line 1.66
Ryder System
-2.50
Southwest Airlines
-2.83
Uber Technologies
1.56
Union Pacific
-1.12
United Airlines
-6.73
United Parcel Service B
-0.77
Week's
Change
Trading Diary
Dow Jones 30 Industrial (divisor: 0.16242563904928)
15736.33
15810.55
15680.57
15720.97
15752.88
15790.55
15763.75
15715.94
15750.44
15751.31
15765.82
15738.87
15738.61
15779.29
15783.81
15974.92
15532.90
15810.55
15677.33
–99.53
Feb 23
24
25
26
27
Issues Traded
2,830
2,823
2,830
2,838
2,831
Advances
726
1,778
1,589
1,686
1,112
Declines
2,034
949
1,147
1,053
1,637
Unchanged
70
96
94
99
82
New Highs
172
171
208
179
201
New Lows
104
79
54
41
66
Blocks - primary
3,816
3,690
3,558
3,872
4,422
Total (000) - primary 1,244,991 1,205,665 1,202,829 1,342,316 2,026,126
Total (000)
5,638,356 5,266,097 5,328,069 5,889,555 6,665,664
NYSE American Composite
Daily
Feb 23
24
25
26
27
Issues Traded
297
297
297
299
299
Advances
115
176
181
168
124
Declines
173
111
108
120
160
Unchanged
9
10
8
11
15
New Highs
11
9
9
9
11
New Lows
17
19
9
1
8
Blocks - primary
294
255
246
213
253
Total (000) - primary 29,399 26,183 29,651 25,387 31,664
Total (000)
713,094 403,103 524,445 428,690 404,181
Nasdaq
Daily
Feb 23
24
25
26
27
Issues Traded
4,933
4,964
4,925
4,941
4,961
Advances
1,479
3,219
3,188
2,470
1,619
Declines
3,287
1,538
1,563
2,258
3,175
Unchanged
167
207
174
213
167
New Highs
174
210
276
175
197
New Lows
330
220
108
100
157
Blocks - primary 60,385 51,197 57,123 53,969 55,387
Total (000)
8,263,928 7,932,277 8,427,451 9,033,478 9,552,610
NYSE Arca Composite
Daily
Feb 23
24
25
26
27
Issues Traded
2,516
2,509
2,506
2,509
2,516
Advances
777
1,885
1,798
1,280
1,059
Declines
1,708
560
640
1,184
1,424
Unchanged
31
64
68
45
33
New Highs
251
288
496
299
375
New Lows
56
56
27
17
45
Blocks - primary
4,703
4,489
3,829
7,035
6,217
Total (000) - primary 582,642 520,334 454,873 672,478 655,672
Total (000)
3,217,118 2,990,992 2,656,543 3,620,322 3,476,319
Other Market Indexes
Daily
2/23
2/24
2/25
2/26
2/27
NYSE Amer Comp8636.06 8612.75 8629.64 8716.18 8761.14
BNY ADR Idx
262.58 265.26 267.09 264.57 263.34
Europe
229.47 230.14 232.66
231.11 230.95
Latin Am
285.63 290.03
291.77 290.01 287.46
Asia
350.67 356.82 357.77 353.08 349.99
Emerg M
591.45 606.46 608.45 595.53 589.63
DJ US TSM Float67597.67 68156.37 68692.46 68420.65 68052.60
Nasdaq Cmp
22627.27 22863.68 23152.08 22878.38 22668.21
100 Index
24708.94 24977.04 25329.04 25034.37 24960.04
Indus.
12168.46 12356.86 12440.82 12386.62 12498.81
Insur.
14695.95 14690.50 14929.14 15105.52 15108.86
Banks
4772.12 4769.23 4850.60 4876.14 4654.11
Computer 21971.81 22163.32 22539.64 22144.92 21737.96
Telecom
551.47 556.73 556.28 548.28
557.96
NYSE Comp.-z 23214.89 23383.83 23452.74 23524.84 23494.44
Financial-z 13980.95 14008.44 14208.45 14326.68 14057.09
Health Care-z27540.48 27406.19 27371.90 27322.13 27786.88
Energy-z
17094.05 17131.93 17112.95 17121.51 17407.33
Russell 1000 3730.03 3760.02 3789.71 3773.75 3756.96
2000
2620.99 2652.33 2663.33 2677.29 2632.36
3000
3889.47 3921.44 3951.72 3936.80 3917.03
Value-v
2191.85 2204.40 2210.84 2214.41 2215.81
Growth-v
4506.74 4553.60 4611.70 4569.92 4530.99
MidCap
4038.65 4081.43 4091.06 4123.83 4105.81
S&P 100 Index 3343.18 3366.87 3398.68 3367.40 3347.38
500
6837.75 6890.07 6946.13 6908.86 6878.88
Ind.
9995.92 10076.95 10152.83 10063.09 10037.24
MidCap
3543.30 3577.05 3589.80 3604.43 3575.27
SmallCap
1572.13 1587.41 1592.60 1601.34 1580.95
Value Line(A) 12782.97 12910.33 12932.58 13057.46 12969.28
Value Line(G)
648.43 654.65 655.46 661.42 656.58
DJ US Small TSM18015.88 18190.71 18238.47 18356.60 18109.97
(A)-Arithmetic Index. (G)-Geometric Index.
(v)-Value 1000 and Growth 1000. (y)-Dec. 31,1965=50. (z)-Dec. 31,2002=5000.
MARKET LABORATORY
High
8761.14
3347.38
6878.88
10037.24
3575.27
1580.95
22668.21
24960.04
12498.81
15108.86
4654.11
21737.96
557.96
3756.96
2632.36
3917.03
2215.81
4530.99
4105.81
12969.28
656.58
18109.97
1317.24
1502.14
3343.18
6837.75
9995.92
3543.30
1572.13
22627.27
24708.94
12168.46
14690.50
4654.11
21737.96
548.28
3730.03
2620.99
3889.47
2191.85
4506.74
4038.65
12782.97
648.43
18015.88
1288.62
1487.06
23494.44
14057.09
27786.88
17407.33
23214.89
13980.95
27322.13
17094.05
8612.75
68052.60
1671.83
1115.20
67597.67
1660.48
1056.75
Close
48977.92
19689.19
1190.23
15783.81
Low
48804.06
19276.48
1171.39
15637.21
Weekly
Chg.
–53.29
–4.31
–232.51
6.97
–10.00
–15.72
–31.42
–17.78
2.08
–36.22
8.09
–217.86
–52.58
171.20
172.29
–327.53
–475.33
6.22
–28.57
–30.63
–33.15
–31.68
–24.03
47.50
41.85
–298.46
464.92
381.29
–329.50
–7.35
23.82
–648.05
–151.99
27.85
–115.58
Friday
–0.41
–0.65
–1.27
0.53
–0.66
–0.42
–1.18
–0.45
0.09
–0.79
0.20
–0.95
–0.21
1.39
1.15
–6.57
–2.14
1.13
–0.85
–0.44
–0.33
–0.88
–1.50
0.55
0.18
–2.08
1.70
2.24
–0.48
–0.44
2.18
–1.31
–0.77
2.40
–0.73
Weekly
% Chg.
1933.33
52.76
3107.54
91.83
252.18
497.89
469.29
527.16
305.86
560.34
533.72
3820.93
4075.63
936.05
–1198.53
170.37
4685.11
49.90
445.61
924.38
1593.47
480.12
217.22
3841.72
3466.25
1104.93
1661.52
3786.49
9113.60
221.67
–12.20
5137.01
3702.70
184.78
2072.06
17.52
8.74
20.71
7.49
20.18
15.28
21.70
15.55
16.01
14.11
14.94
20.27
19.52
8.10
–7.35
3.80
27.47
9.82
15.36
15.52
18.87
15.51
15.93
78.09
17.31
8.53
6.36
27.80
15.46
15.29
–1.08
11.72
23.16
18.38
15.11
12-Month
Chg.
% Chg.
754.71
28.27
1184.66
4.99
89.21
24.08
150.45
34.26
144.24
–233.54
260.73
–573.78
–289.81
–10.79
–447.32
61.17
–1050.33
48.75
–84.96
33.38
97.05
270.13
113.19
1894.35
1490.51
–265.07
925.32
3223.30
551.09
10.41
–117.77
914.63
2332.00
122.16
840.55
A
M
3-month
6-month
3.661
3.622
J
BE
GOLD
Bloom Energy
Gold.Com
2770.71
2147.74
1108.41
2026
2025
2024
26
24
26
2170.84
934.66
751.77
Jan
Jan
Feb
VZ
Verizon Communications
08
02
29
327,088 43,737,684 2/20/26
182,762 10,697,060 2/23/26
200,000 33,855,280 2/24/26
225,000 11,218,500 2/24/26
240,208 46,273,669 2/19/26
Benjamin, Jeffrey
Sridhar, K. R.
Vestberg, Hans
Zatlyn, Michelle
Cohen, Stephen
Will, W
NET
Davidson, Michael
349,306 35,017,437 2/20/26
CF
Bialecki, Andrew
Torti, Frank
Torti, Frank
Seller
Cf Industries
PLTR
Feb
Dec
Sept.
Source: Tullett Prebon
F
-15
-10
Frazier Lifesciences Acquisition NAMS 750,000 27,127,500 2/24/26
KVYO 1,350,000 21,438,000 2/24/26
Sale
Date
Klaviyo
$ Value
ROIV 1,600,000 44,032,000 2/20/26
Shares
Indicated
ROIV 1,400,000 38,472,000 2/19/26
Cloudflare
Date
J
Roivant Sciences Ltd
Palantir Technologies
Low
D
Roivant Sciences Ltd
Sym
Company
High
Date
N
DXY (97.65)
s
-5
0
5
10
D
O
D
O
OD
D
AF
OD
O
O
Title
SEC Form 144 must be filed by holders of restricted securities (also called letter stock) who intend to
sell shares. Shares Indicated: the number to be sold. Sales Date: the approximate date of the sale.
(Sometimes shares aren't sold, even though their owner has filed a Form144.) Source: LSEG Data and
Analytics
O
Year
3.590
3.525
S
144 Filings
A
The yearly Barron's Gold Mining Index price; with a high/low range
based on the weekly close.
Yearly Hi/Lo Barron's Gold
Mining Index
* As of Friday afternoon.
$89.0 bil
$77.0 bil
Monday
J
Yields (%)
When Issued*
Last Auction
Coming U.S. Auctions
M
YEN in $
s
s
EURO in $
6.18
4.50
7.00
0.38
6.31
0.65
6.06
0.88
6.96
–4.90
6.78
–2.47
–1.15
–0.09
–2.88
1.33
–4.61
9.57
–2.48
0.49
0.98
8.17
7.71
27.59
6.77
–1.85
3.44
22.72
0.82
0.63
–9.55
1.90
13.44
11.44
5.62
Change From
12/31
% Chg.
Thud: Throughout his State of the Union address, President Trump got standing ovations from the Republican
side of the house. The dollar isn’t applauding the new global tariffs he imposed Tuesday after a Supreme Court
defeat. With traders selling the greenback, the ICE U.S. Dollar Index retreated 0.15% on the week, to 97.65.
15
U.S. Dollar Index vs Euro and Yen
High/Low's are based upon the daily closing index. a-Arithmetic Index. G-Geometric Index. V-Value 1000 and Growth 1000 y-Dec. 31,1965=50 z-Dec. 31,2002=5000
Dow Jones Indexes
50188.14 37645.59
30 Indus
49499.20
19892.36 12637.04
20 Transp
19733.88
1190.23
953.88
15 Utilities
1190.23
15927.33 11713.15
65 Comp
15883.34
Dow Jones Indexes
69049.79 49067.76
US TSM Float
68692.46
1696.05
1208.95
US Market
1687.35
1316.48
915.89
Internet
1115.20
New York Stock Exchange
23524.84 17188.46
Comp-z
23524.84
14669.65 10972.75
Financial-z
14326.68
27786.88 22462.29
Health Care-z
27786.88
17407.33 11686.49
Energy-z
17407.33
NYSE American Stock Exchange
8763.44
4390.16
NYSE Amer Comp 8761.14
Standard & Poor's Indexes
3481.00
2405.92
100 Index
3398.68
6978.60
4982.77
500 Index
6946.13
10224.78 7032.71
Indus
10152.83
3606.95
2560.93
MidCap
3604.43
1610.61
1106.12
SmallCap
1601.34
Nasdaq Stock Market
23958.47 15267.91
Comp
23152.08
26119.85 17090.40
100 Index
25329.04
13104.07 9648.61
Indus
12498.81
16541.07 14498.43
Insur
15108.86
5110.47
3605.97
Banks
4876.14
23864.22 13524.30
Computer
22539.64
564.42
445.02
Telecom
557.96
Russell Indexes
3809.43
2719.99
1000
3789.71
2718.77
1760.71
2000
2677.29
3971.58
2826.03
3000
3951.72
2215.81
1643.26
Value-v
2215.81
4947.87
3225.04
Growth-v
4611.70
4123.83
2991.07
MidCap
4123.83
Others
13057.46 9141.06
Value Line-a
13057.46
664.33
495.50
Value Line-g
661.42
18458.44 12129.52
DJ US Small TSM 18356.60
Barron's Future Focus 1317.24
1351.17
1019.88
1517.04
1058.38
Barron's 400
1517.04
12-Month
High
Low
The Week In Stocks For the Major Indexes
D ATA
48977.92
24.79
4.03
1976.04
1.56
764.53
6.14
7981.11
19689.19
28.28
3.54
696.29
1.27
250.72
4.90
4022.00
1190.23
21.16
4.73
56.24
2.64
31.45
2.61
455.54
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Last Week
49625.97
25.15
3.98
1973.40
1.54
763.80
6.22
7981.11
19841.18
28.66
3.49
692.33
1.26
250.26
4.93
4022.00
1162.38
20.79
4.81
55.91
2.69
31.31
2.55
455.54
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Prev. Week
Last Year
43840.91
25.87
3.87
1694.82
1.61
707.81
5.50
7964.47
15986.49
32.41
3.09
493.19
1.50
240.26
4.08
3914.65
1005.45
20.10
4.97
50.01
2.98
29.99
2.13
472.26
5954.50
29.73
3.36
200.27
1.30
77.41
5.38
1106.21
8443.77
33.47
2.99
252.28
1.15
97.10
7.06
1195.42
AmericanElecPower 6.70
AmericanWaterWorks 5.69
Atmos Energy 7.49
Con Ed
5.74
DominionEnergy 2.94
Duke Energy 6.32
Edison Int'l 11.58
Exelon
2.73
Utility Stocks
AlaskaAirGroup 0.87
AmericanAirlines 0.17
AvisBudgetGrp (25.39)
C.H. Robinson 4.83
CSX Corp
1.54
Delta Air Lines 7.67
Expeditors Int'l 5.94
FedEx
18.14
Hunt (JB)
6.14
UberTechnologies 4.55
Transportation Stocks
Am Exp
15.39
Amgen
12.94
Apple
7.91
Boeing
(5.74)
Caterpillar 18.82
Chevron Corp 6.66
Cisco Sys
2.85
Coca Cola
3.04
Disney Walt 6.86
Goldman Sachs 51.29
Home Depot 14.23
Honeywell 8.28
IBM
11.25
Johnson&Johnson 11.05
JPMorganChase 20.01
Earns
3.76 50.56
3.31 53.01
3.74 78.31
3.44 63.29
2.67 30.82
4.24 63.34
3.36 36.18
1.60 26.79
Nil 35.51
Nil (6.05)
Nil (66.49)
2.49 14.51
0.52 6.58
0.71 23.66
1.54 16.11
5.73 117.96
1.77 39.92
Nil 10.23
3.28 43.11
9.66 10.95
1.04 3.77
Nil (5.22)
5.94 40.78
6.91 86.10
1.64 11.34
2.04 5.78
1.25 55.57
14.00 350.00
9.20 6.68
4.64 28.65
6.72 29.48
5.20 29.70
5.80 116.07
Book
Divs. Value
FirstEnergy
NextEra Energy
Pub Sv Ent
Sempra Energy
Southern Co.
Vistra
Xcel Energy
Kirby Corp
Landstar Sys
Matson Inc
Norf Southern
Old Dominion
Ryder Sys
Southwest Air
Un Pacific
UPS
United Airlines
McDonalds
Merck Co
Microsoft
NVIDIA
Nike Inc
Proc Gam
3M Co
Salesforce.com
Sherwin-Williams
Travelers Cos
UnitedHealthGrp
Verizon
Visa
Amazon
Wal-mart
2.37
3.29
4.21
3.26
3.94
7.15
3.42
6.33
3.31
13.14
12.75
4.97
11.99
0.84
11.97
6.56
10.22
11.95
7.28
14.29
4.90
1.70
6.70
6.00
7.49
10.27
27.53
19.16
4.05
10.66
6.14
2.74
Earns
1.78 21.60
2.32 24.36
2.52 32.36
2.58 46.62
2.96 30.27
0.90 9.11
2.28 33.99
Nil 58.54
1.60 27.54
1.42 80.36
5.40 63.21
1.12 19.93
3.54 74.07
0.72 17.44
5.48 27.95
6.56 19.58
Nil 38.66
7.17 (5.31)
3.28 18.32
3.48 46.20
0.04 3.24
1.61 8.95
4.23 21.88
2.97 7.12
1.66 63.59
3.09 16.12
4.35 122.97
8.73 101.27
2.74 23.57
2.52 19.38
Nil 27.00
0.94 11.34
Book
Divs. Value
This is a list of the Dow Jones trailing 52-week diluted share
earnings, dividends and book values as reported by the company.
Bolded numbers indicate new values. Sources Barron's Stats and
FactSet.
Industrial Stocks
Per Share Values of Stocks
In the Dow Jones Averages
DJ Ind Avg
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
DJ Trans Avg
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
DJ Utility Avg
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
S&P 500 Index
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
S&P Ind Index
P/E Ratio
Earns Yield %
Earns $
Divs Yield %
Divs $
Mkt to Book
Book Value $
DJ latest 52-week earnings and dividends adjusted by Dow Divisors
at Friday's close. S&P Dec. 4-quarter's GAAP earnings as reported
and indicated dividends based on Friday close.S&P 500 P/E ratios
based on GAAP earnings as reported. For additional earnings
series, please refer to www.spglobal.com. DJ latest available book
values for FY 2024 and 2023, and S&P latest for 2023 and 2022. rRevised data
Indexes’ P/Es & Yields
For personal non-commercial use only. Do not edit or alter. Reproductions not permitted.
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42
BARRON’S
2/23
Last Week
2/24
15.76
12.16
4,615,000
7,021,926
3,139,144
751,614
386,359
4,277,117
142,284
43,209,744
Prev. Week
2/25
15.11
12.61
r6,372,800
5,114,052
2,075,762
535,920
299,017
2,910,699
147,135
30,407,753
Year Ago
2/26
23.29
16.20
6,633,700
6,201,492
3,394,196
635,351
484,688
4,514,466
79,420
38,388,480
2/27
-32.33
-24.94
-30.43
13.23
-7.51
18.30
-20.29
-5.26
79.15
12.56
YOY % Chg
2/23
GENB
2/24
16.00
Initial Offer
Price
118,801
52,482
45,797
39,272
35,418
30,568
26,795
26,567
31,499
36,107
34,494
41,136
686,729
2/25
49.0%
67%
27.0
39.8
33.2%
73%
49.4%
66%
28.5
36.9
34.5%
73%
44.7%
68%
23.3
38.1
38.5%
75%
2 Weeks Ago 3 Weeks Ago
Individual Investors; Market Vane; TIM Group
Sources: Consensus Inc.; American Association of
NYSE
NYSE American
Nasdaq
Daily
.85
.18
.61
2/23
.82
.42
.64
2/24
1.12
.68
.97
2/25
.87
.87
.94
2/26
.70
.77
.84
2/27
The Arms index, also known as the short term trading index,
is a number derived by dividing one quotient into another
quotient. The numerator in the index is the number of
advancing stocks divided by the number of declining stocks.
As of 3/14/11, the denominator in the index is now the
composite volume of advancing stocks divided by the
composite volume of declining stocks.
Arms Index
Indicator
TIM Group Market Sentiment
Bullish Consensus
Market Vane
Neutral
Bearish
Bullish
AAII Index
Consensus Bullish Sentiment
Consensus Index
Last Week
High bullish readings in the Consensus stock index or in the
Market Vane stock index usually are signs of Market tops; low
ones, market bottoms.
2/26
12.65
Recent Price
123,637
62,257
54,373
46,077
42,809
33,797
32,180
32,092
38,761
37,579
39,914
47,713
751,127
2/27
-20.9%
%Chg
119,592
53,782
45,822
41,226
37,907
34,831
33,421
33,631
30,505
36,725
37,353
49,999
1,471,333
NYSE
Chiron Real Estate (XRN),
formerly Global Medical REIT
(GMRE)
Covista (CVSA), formerly
Adtalem Global Edu (ATGE)
Nasdaq
Cipher Digital (CIFR), formerly
Cipher Mining
DNA X (SONM), formerly
Sonim Technologies
Nexentis Technologies
(NXTS), formerly N2OFF
(NITO)
REalloys (ALOY), formerly
Blackboxstocks (BLBX)
Name
Changes
NYSE
Aspen Insurance (AHL)
Nasdaq
Abpro (ABP)
CASI Pharma (CASI)
Lavoro (LVRO)
Magic Software (MGIC)
Trading
Suspended
Atrium Therapeutics (RNA)
Eagle Nuclear Energy (NUCL)
Generate Biomed (GENB)
Nasdaq
Birchtech (BCHT)
NYSE American
None
NYSE
New Listings
2/27
IPO Date
110,376
49,424
43,156
40,866
34,059
31,694
28,362
27,976
27,034
30,133
34,426
47,560
697,764
Investor Sentiment Readings
Generate Biomedicines
Ticker
128,952
56,744
49,267
49,382
37,479
34,626
33,762
29,916
31,455
34,696
39,045
44,572
675,097
Selected IPOs
9:30-10:00
10:00-10:30
10:30-11:00
11:00-11:30
11:30-12:00
12:00-12:30
12:30-1:00
1:00-1:30
1:30-2:00
2:00-2:30
2:30-3:00
3:00-3:30
3:30-4:00
Daily
NYSE HALF-HOURLY VOLUME
NYSE(a)
1,244,991
1,205,665
1,202,829
1,342,316
2,026,126
30 Inds (b)
574,610.2
526,190.0
541,905.1
684,637.9
811,800.9
20 Trans (b)
127,198.4
138,427.6
119,366.1
175,257.1
191,364.7
15 Utils (b)
68,170.9
68,544.7
61,724.3
77,895.8
110,023.4
65 Stks (b)
769,979.5
733,162.3
722,995.5
937,790.8
1,113,189.0
NYSE Amer(a)
29,399
26,183
29,651
25,387
31,664
Nasd(d)
8,263,928
7,932,277
8,427,451
9,033,478
9,552,610
NYSE 15 Most Active
Avg. Price
15.77
15.84
22.54
20.17
29.09
% Tot Vol
14.87
13.18
13.87
14.51
11.91
Numbers in thousands save price and percentages. (a) Primary volume. (b) Composite volume.
(d) as of 4:10 pm. (r) Revised. (v) W/E Thursday. (z) Source: LSEG.
Daily Stock Volume
NYSE(a)
30 Dow Inds (b)
20 Dow Trans (b)
15 Dow Utils (b)
65 Dow Stks (b)
NYSE American (a)
Nasdaq(d)
NYSE 15 Most Active
Average Price
% Tot Vol
Stock Offerings $(z,v)
Stock Volume
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
March 2, 2026
March 2, 2026
D ATA
BARRON’S
43
MARKET LABORATORY
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Dow Jones U.S. Total Market Industry Groups
Net Change
% Change and Ranking
For personal non-commercial use only. Do not edit or alter. Reproductions not permitted.
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52 Week
Top 20 Weekly Ranked
IG-Sym
Close
Wkly
YTD
Week
Rank
Yr Ago
Rank
YTD
Rank
3 Yr
High
Low
Specialty Retailers
Gold Mining
Mining
Nonferrous Metals
Business Training
Basic Resources
Water
Toys
Leisure Goods
Waste & Disposal Svcs
Nondurable Hshld Pdts
Insurance Brokers
Food Products
Conventional Electricity
Travel & Tourism
Electricity
Diversified REITs
Pharmaceuticals
Electronic Equipment
Food Producers
DJUSRS
DJUSPM
DJUSMG
DJUSNF
DJUSBE
DJUSBS
DJUSWU
DJUSTY
DJUSLE
DJUSPC
DJUSHN
DJUSIB
DJUSFP
DJUSVE
DJUSTT
DJUSEU
DJUSDT
DJUSPR
DJUSAI
DJUSFO
4047.11
350.21
300.11
910.70
82.38
658.82
2828.40
1509.94
914.24
694.94
1303.08
659.65
548.39
470.70
1156.01
469.58
64.18
1170.68
2375.83
402.61
+ 388.42
+ 24.60
+ 20.97
+ 50.03
+ 4.41
+ 30.55
+ 124.38
+ 62.89
+ 37.31
+ 27.23
+ 47.31
+ 22.93
+ 18.57
+ 14.96
+ 36.55
+ 14.81
+ 1.95
+ 34.51
+ 69.69
+ 11.61
74.50
90.91
76.68
231.29
–16.55
136.86
114.67
–158.37
–91.52
53.87
198.92
–40.37
55.13
47.51
–168.48
47.46
8.85
93.93
537.69
48.74
+10.62
+7.55
+7.51
+5.81
+5.65
+4.86
+4.60
+4.35
+4.25
+4.08
+3.77
+3.60
+3.50
+3.28
+3.27
+3.26
+3.14
+3.04
+3.02
+2.97
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
[11]
[12]
[13]
[14]
[15]
[16]
[17]
[18]
[19]
[20]
+2.80
+217.78
+206.57
+81.93
–35.58
+102.17
+2.97
+16.72
+10.64
+5.05
–3.15
–23.35
–4.74
+24.42
–3.32
+24.48
+16.26
+24.86
+106.11
+1.78
[88]
[1]
[2]
[7]
[133]
[4]
[86]
[55]
[71]
[82]
[104]
[129]
[108]
[41]
[105]
[40]
[57]
[39]
[3]
[91]
+1.88
+35.06
+34.32
+34.04
–16.73
+26.22
+4.23
–9.49
–9.10
+8.40
+18.02
–5.77
+11.18
+11.23
–12.72
+11.24
+15.99
+8.72
+29.25
+13.77
[86]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[129]
[10]
[81]
[122]
[121]
[69]
[25]
[114]
[57]
[56]
[126]
[55]
[34]
[67]
[7]
[44]
+21.80
+50.57
+45.93
+19.29
–19.47
+25.22
–1.33
+19.74
+12.88
+16.43
+6.32
+4.29
–5.93
+14.87
+19.33
+14.83
–2.56
+15.40
+40.59
–5.44
4,902.65
350.21
300.11
920.60
129.59
658.82
3,076.41
2,060.60
1,247.85
707.33
1,389.28
882.77
607.27
470.70
1,415.56
469.58
64.18
1,170.68
2,469.17
416.33
3,548.21
111.03
98.63
389.94
76.63
287.44
2,572.16
1,167.60
733.86
596.51
1,068.96
608.49
472.04
351.93
998.48
350.99
48.25
776.83
951.64
342.97
Net Change
Top 20 Yr Ago Ranked
IG-Sym
Gold Mining
Mining
Electronic Equipment
Basic Resources
Heavy Construction
Aluminum
Nonferrous Metals
Electronic & Electrical Equip
Electrical Comps & Equip
Commercial Vehicles
Semiconductor
Drug Retailers
Industrial Metals & Mining
Aerospace
Aerospace & Defense
Defense
Oil Equipment & Svcs
Automobiles
Internet
Technology Hardware & Equip
DJUSPM
DJUSMG
DJUSAI
DJUSBS
DJUSHV
DJUSAL
DJUSNF
DJUSEE
DJUSEC
DJUSHR
DJUSSC
DJUSRD
DJUSIM
DJUSAS
DJUSAE
DJUSDN
DJUSOI
DJUSAU
DJUSNS
DJUSTQ
Close
Wkly
% Change and Ranking
YTD
350.21
+ 24.60
90.91
300.11
+ 20.97
76.68
2375.83
+ 69.69
537.69
658.82
+ 30.55
136.86
2783.61
– 40.13
646.97
212.08
+ 5.43
30.54
910.70
+ 50.03
231.29
1514.44
+ 30.15
297.88
1260.86
+ 19.17
229.33
7980.47 – 210.00 1,707.48
28795.76 – 1362.93 455.84
1565.32
+ 40.58
152.13
723.24
+ 15.29
115.92
3581.89
– 34.63 346.90
3323.79
+ .54
394.57
935.57
+ 22.09
159.86
381.91
+ 10.07
104.79
1398.68
– 32.03 –147.98
6970.13
– 79.63 –117.93
10361.80 – 304.95
166.39
52 Week
Week
Rank
Yr Ago
Rank
YTD
Rank
+7.55
+7.51
+3.02
+4.86
–1.42
+2.63
+5.81
+2.03
+1.54
–2.56
–4.52
+2.66
+2.16
–.96
+.02
+2.42
+2.71
–2.24
–1.13
–2.86
[2]
[3]
[19]
[6]
[104]
[27]
[4]
[43]
[52]
[119]
[131]
[26]
[36]
[96]
[82]
[30]
[25]
[114]
[100]
[122]
+217.78
+206.57
+106.11
+102.17
+100.49
+85.70
+81.93
+81.43
+70.81
+63.97
+60.73
+59.91
+56.48
+54.73
+53.27
+49.87
+45.22
+43.52
+42.68
+42.14
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
[11]
[12]
[13]
[14]
[15]
[16]
[17]
[18]
[19]
[20]
+35.06
+34.32
+29.25
+26.22
+30.28
+16.82
+34.04
+24.49
+22.23
+27.22
+1.61
+10.77
+19.09
+10.72
+13.47
+20.61
+37.81
–9.57
–1.66
+1.63
[2]
[3]
[7]
[10]
[5]
[29]
[4]
[12]
[14]
[9]
[88]
[59]
[23]
[61]
[47]
[17]
[1]
[123]
[101]
[87]
3 Yr
High
Low
+50.57
350.21
+45.93
300.11
+40.59
2,469.17
+25.22
658.82
+39.57 2,849.86
+8.92
224.34
+19.29
920.60
+36.17
1,547.27
+35.01
1,277.11
+28.78
8,190.47
+59.93 30,846.64
+22.37
1,565.32
+13.03
746.29
+29.54
3,616.52
+25.10
3,323.79
+17.07
935.57
+8.14
381.91
+22.45
1,672.03
+48.58
7,665.32
+41.81 10,937.73
111.03
98.63
951.64
287.44
1,199.23
77.10
389.94
676.38
593.31
3,985.32
13,886.65
979.87
369.34
1,973.22
1,939.51
615.17
203.58
780.26
3,978.59
5,573.80
Readings in the CBOE equity put-call ratio of 60:100 and in the
S&P 100 of 125:100 are considered bullish, for instance. Bearish
signals flash when the equity put-call level reaches the vicinity of
30:100 and the index ratio hits 75:100.
S&P 100
0.90
32.00
0.80
24.00
0.70
16.00
0.60
8.00
0.50
0.00
0.40
M A M J J A S O N D J F
Source: CBOE
Coming Earnings
The Delta MSI measures the
position of a representative set
of stocks relative to an
intermediate-term moving
average crossover (MAC) point.
When greater than 50% of the
stocks are above this MAC
point, the market is bullish.
When the indicator is below
50%, the market is bearish and
risk is elevated. Manager uses
discretion on asset allocation
when MSI is at 50% +/- 3%.
Bullish
Current Sentiment
65.1%
Last Week
67.1%
No Activity for this Week
Instinet Research Redbook Avg. (monthly %)
Baltic Dry Index
Wholesale sales, (mil. $)
Feb 21 78,464
Feb 20
88.6
Feb 27
764
Feb 21 1,817
Feb 21
78.5
83,348 90,673 –13.46
91.0
86.5 2.43
775
841 –9.16
1,800 1,659 9.52
77.8
74.5 5.37
Dec 609.16
r606.01 589.75 3.29
Feb 21
0.23
0.20
2.19
….
Feb 27 2,140
2,043 1,229 74.13
Dec 722,077 r714,732 686,278 5.22
Inventories
Domestic crude oil, (thous. bbls) Comm. (Excl. Lease Stck)
Factory inventories, (bil. $)
Gasoline, (thous. bbls)
Wholesale inventories, (mil. $)
Orders
Factory orders, backlog (bil. $)
New factory orders, (bil. $)
Nondurable goods orders, (bil. $)
Year YroYr
Ago % Chg
No Activity for this Week
Consumption and Distribution
Factory shipments, (bil. $)
Latest Preceding
Data
Period
Trade
Production
Electric power, (mil. kw hrs) (EEI)
Petroleum, related capacity, %
Rotary rigs running, U.S. & Can., (Hughes)
Steel, (thous. tons)
Steel, rated capacity, % (AISI)
Latest
Date
Year YroYr
Ago % Chg
Feb 20 435,804 419,815 430,161 1.31
Dec 949.57 r948.59 862.88 10.05
Feb 20 254,834 255,845 248,271 2.64
Dec 917,966 r915,713 891,703 2.95
ECRI Industrial Price Index f
Producer price index (finished goods) c
Feb 27 123.06
Jan 264.1
121.92 120.36 2.24
r266.2 262.6 0.57
Employment
Initial jobless claims (thous.)
Continuing claims (mil.)
Feb 21
Feb 14
212
1.833
r208
r1.864
243 –12.76
1.847 –0.76
Construction spending, (bil. $)
Non–residential spending, SA (bil. $)
Public spending, (bil. $)
Residential spending, (bil. $)
Home Price Index S&P Case–Shiller – Comp. 10 (SA)
Dec 2,168.8
Dec 730.9
Dec 521.7
Dec 928.5
Dec 357.32
2,163.1 2,176.6 –0.36
736.3 744.0 –1.76
524.3 504.1 3.49
915.1 939.7 –1.19
r357.56 350.55 1.93
Other Indicators
Citi Research Panic–Euphoria Reading
Feb
Feb 27
91.2
0.50
r89.0
0.56
100.1 –8.89
0.55
3 Weeks ago
Current Market Exposure:
100% Equities, 0% Bonds, 0%
Hedged Equity, 0% Cash
Source: Delta Investment
Management
www.deltaim.com, (415)
249-6337
Federal Budget Deficit (bil. $)-a
1,510FY'27
Budget Surplus/Deficit (bil. $)-b, January
–94.62
Trade Deficit (bil. $, sa)-c, December
–70.31
Treasury Gross Public Debt. (bil. $)-d
38,764.9
Treasury Statutory Debt Limit (bil. $)-d
41,104.0
Consumer Installment Debt (bil. $)-e, December
5,109.4
1,547FY'26
–144.75
r-53.04
38,717.5
36,104.0
r5,085.4
3.57
1.76
2.02
0.85
3.57
2.09
1.60
0.78
0.92
4.74
1.16
4.54
0.45
2.50
0.93
4.07
0.64
4.02
0.54
2.60
W
BJ’s Wholesale Club (Q4)
Burlington Stores (Q4)
Ciena (Q1)
Costco Wholesale (Q2)
Gap (Q4)
Victoria’s Secret (Q4)
F
Year Ago Yr over Yr
Report
% Chg
1,781FY'25
–128.64
–96.95
36,220.0
*
4,988.9
….
-26.45
-27.48
7.03
….
2.42
Sources: a-Office of Management and Budget, b-Monthly Treasury Statement, c-Monthly Commerce Dept.
Report, d-Daily Treasury Statement, e-Monthly Federal Reserve Release.
1 Year Treas Bills
2 Year Treas Notes
3 Year Treas Notes
5 Year Treas Notes
10 Year Treas Notes
20 Year Treas Bds
FHFA PMMS+ Feb
Feb 27
Feb 20
Yr. Ago
YOY % Chg
3.50
3.46
3.49
3.65
4.08
4.65
6.21
3.43
3.46
3.51
3.70
4.14
4.72
6.23
4.20
4.26
4.27
4.34
4.50
4.77
6.59
-16.67
-18.78
-18.27
-15.90
-9.33
-2.52
-5.77
Fed annualized yields adjusted for constant maturity.
Country
Consensus Est Last Period
February Nonfarm Payrolls
60,000
130,000
February Unemployment Rate
4.3%
4.3%
Foreign
Currency
in U.S.$
Last Fri.
U.S. $ in
Foreign
Currency
Fri.
U.S. $ in
Foreign
Currency
Last Fri.
Argentina (Peso)-y
.0007
.0007 1396.8234 1375.7385
Australia (Dollar)
.7117
.7083
1.4051
1.4118
Bahrain (Dinar)
2.6522
2.6522
.3771
.3771
Brazil (Real)
.1949
.1931
5.1301
5.1779
Canada (Dollar)
.7329
.7309
1.3644
1.3681
Chile (Peso)
.001145 .001154
873.66
866.90
China (Renminbi)
.1458
.1447
6.8582
6.9088
.0002658 .0002697 3761.68 3707.92
Colombia (Peso)
Denmark (Krone)
.1581
.1577
6.3248
6.3407
EcuadorUS Dollar
1.0000
1.0000
1.0000
1.0000
Egypt (Pound)-y
.0208
.0210 47.9662 47.5658
Hong Kong (Dollar)
.1278
.1280
7.8229
7.8149
Hungary (Forint)
.003135 .003095
318.95
323.08
Iceland (Krona)
.008232 .008131
121.47
122.99
India (Rupee)
.01098
.01102
91.081
90.726
.0000595 .0000593
16802
16863
Indonesia (Rupiah)
Israel (Shekel)
.3189
.3208
3.1362
3.1170
Japan (Yen)
.006408 .006450
156.06
155.05
Kazakhstan (Tenge) .002006 .002003
498.50
499.21
Kuwait (Dinar)
3.2616
3.2616
.3066
.3066
Macau (Pataca)
.1240
.1242
8.0630
8.0530
Malaysia (Ringgit)-b
.2570
.2562
3.8913
3.9030
New Zealand (Dollar)
.5998
.5975
1.6672
1.6736
Norway (Krone)
.1051
.1050
9.5123
9.5249
Oman (Rial)
2.5991
2.5991
.3847
.3847
Pakistan (Rupee)
.00358
.00358 279.375 279.500
Philippines (Peso)
.01733
.01726
57.710
57.943
Poland (Zloty)
.2797
.2791
3.5747
3.5824
Qatar (Rial)
.2746
.2746
3.6414
3.6414
Saudi Arabia (Riyal)
.2666
.2666
3.7510
3.7515
Singapore (Dollar)
.7905
.7892
1.2650
1.2671
South Africa (Rand)
.0627
.0623 15.9363 16.0386
.0006945 .0006920 1439.90 1445.17
South Korea (Won)
Sri Lanka (Rupee)
.0032
.0034 309.1000 292.5300
Sweden (Krona)
.1107
.1104
9.0302
9.0580
Switzerland (Franc)
1.2994
1.2890
.7696
.7758
Taiwan (Dollar)
.03186
.03171
31.390
31.539
Thailand (Baht)
.03220
.03219
31.060
31.070
Turkey (New Lira)-d
.0228
.0228 43.9254 43.8218
Ukraine (Hryvnia)
.0232
.0231 43.1500 43.2500
U.K. (Pound)
1.3485
1.3480
.7416
.7418
Euro
1.1816
1.1782
.8463
.8487
Special Drawing Rights (SDR) are based on exchange rates for the U.S.,
British, and Japanese currencies. Source: International Monetary Fund.
a-Russian Central Bank rate. b-government rate. d-rebased as of Jan. 1,
2005. y-floating rate.
Money Rates
Latest Week
Prev. Week
Yr Ago
3.75
6.75
3.75
6.75
4.50
7.50
3.64
3.64
3.64
3.64
4.33
4.33
13 weeks, Coupon Yield
13 weeks, Auction Rate
26 weeks, Coupon Yield
26 weeks, Auction Rate
Avg weekly auction-c
3.673
3.590
3.639
3.525
3.61
3.684
3.600
3.613
3.500
3.61
4.299
4.195
4.330
4.180
4.22
Broker Call Rate
5.50
5.50
6.25
3.65
3.73
3.77
3.77
3.65
3.73
3.77
3.77
4.40
4.43
4.43
4.45
4.45
2.15
2.13
0.50
3.75
4.45
2.15
2.13
0.50
3.75
5.20
2.90
1.625
1.00
4.50
0.50
0.06
1.85
1.85
1.42
1.64
0.50
0.06
1.87
1.86
1.39
1.64
0.45
0.06
1.70
1.87
1.30
1.47
2.50
2.50
2.60
Discount Rate (NY)
Prime Rate (base)
Fed Funds Rate
Avg effective offer
Avg weekly auction-c
Unless otherwise indicated, times are Eastern. a-Advanced;
f-Final; p-Preliminary; r-Revised
Source: FactSet
Bankers Acceptances
For more information about coming economic reports
- and what they mean - go to Barron’s free Economic
Calendar at www.barrons.com
1 month
2 months
3 months
6 months
Conference Call Calendar
Foreign Prime Rates
EarningsRelated
Time
Period
Canada
Germany
Japan
Switzerland
Britain
Company
Date
Autozone
March 3
10:00AM
Q2
Best Buy Co
March 3
8:00AM
Q4
Other Money Rates
Brown-Forman
March 4
10:00AM
Q3
Ciena
March 5
8:30AM
Q1
Cooper Companies
March 5
5:00PM
Q1
Costco Wholesale
March 5
5:00PM
Q2
Bank money market-z
Interest Checking-z
6-Month Certif-z
12-Month Certif-z
30 Month Accounts-z
5-Year Certificates-z
Crowdstrike Holdings
March 3
5:00PM
Q4
Kroger Co
March 5
8:00AM
Q4
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd
March 2
8:00AM
Q4
Progressive
March 3
9:30AM
Q4
Ross Stores
March 3
4:15PM
Q4
Source: LSEG
Foreign
Currency
in U.S.$
Fri.
T-Bills Rate
Consensus Estimate
….
a-1997 equals 100. b-1982-84 equals 100. c-1982 equals 100. f-1996 equals 100. hbenchmark revision, 2016 equals 100. r-Revised.
Adjustable Mortgage Rates
Preceding
Report
28.30
2.58
1.03
Construction
American Debt and Deficits
Latest
Report
27.20
2.46
1.10
AutoZone (Q2)
Best Buy (Q4)
Crowdstrike (Q4)
Day
2 Weeks ago
67.4%
$1.28
Inflation
Consumer confidence (Conference Board)
Dec 1,527.53 r1,514.12 1,397.93 9.27
Dec 617.53 r621.86 580.16 6.44
Dec 297.63 r297.55 302.81 –1.71
$1.48
T
Delta Market
Sentiment
Indicator
Latest Preceding
Data
Period
Year ago
MongoDB (Q4)
TH
Latest
Date
Consensus Estimate
M
Abercrombie & Fitch (Q4)
Bath & Body Works (Q4)
Broadcom (Q1)
Okta (Q4)
Pulse of the Economy
CBOE
40.00
Groups are weighted by capitalization. 52-week highs and lows are based on daily closes. Dec. 31, 1991=100. In the U.S. listings, % vol chg column shows the change from
previous 65-day moving average. Volume figures do not reflect extended trading hours.
Only includes new reports.
Economic Growth and Investment
Foreign Exchange
CBOE Put / Call Ratio
vs. S&P 100
U.S. Savings EE Bonds:
Long-Term (5yrs+)
c-Annualized yields, adjusted for constant maturity, reported by the Federal
Reserve on a weekly average basis. Sources: Tullett Prebon information, Ltd.
Factset. z-Bankrate.com.
44
BARRON’S
MARKET LABORATORY
D ATA
Barron’s Gold Mining Index
12-Month
High
Low
Year
Ago
Week %
Chg.
2488.52 1025.28
+11.34
2/26
2770.71 1025.28 Gold mining
2770.71
2/19
Gold & Silver Prices
New Offerings, (mil $) (v)
Last Week
Prev. Week
Yr Ago
Corporate (z)
Municipal (z)
63,263
9,518
25,116
r8,069
52,120
10,519
Best Grade Bonds-y
2/20
Year Ago
(Barron's index of 10 high-grade corporate bonds.)
4.02
4.03
Gold, troy ounce front month futures price 5230.50
Silver, troy ounce
92.68
5059.30
82.28
2836.80
31.22
Interm-Grade Bonds-y
Base for pricing gold and silver contents of shipments and for
making refining settlement.
(Barron's index of 10 medium-grade corporate bonds.)
4.63
4.66
Coins
Confidence Index
Price Premium $ Premium %
Krugerrand
Maple Leaf
Mexican Peso
Austria Crown
Austria Phil
U.S. Eagles
5461.68
5514.20
6339.88
5150.64
5514.20
5514.20
210.06
262.58
8.00
3.00
262.58
262.58
4.00
5.00
0.13
0.06
5.00
5.00
Premium is the amount over the value of the gold content in the
coin. Source Manfra, Tordella & Brookes, Inc. Bullion spot gold
price 5251.62
Gold Performance
Good Trouble: Tariffs, Iran, lower Treasury
yields lifted gold 3.4%, to $5,231 an ounce.
180
Barron's Gold Mining Index (2770.71)
160
140
4.67
5.12
(High-grade index divided by intermediate-grade index;
decline in latter vs. former generally indicates rising confidence, pointing to higher stocks.)
86.9
86.4
91.3
Other Confidence Indicators:
Bloomberg Barclays US Long Treasury*
(This index measures the performance of fixed-rate, nominal
US Treasuries with at least 10 years to maturity. Jan. 1,
1973=100.)
3337.63
3289.18 3215.46
Bloomberg Barclays US Credit
(This index includes all publicly issued, fixed-rate, non-convertible, investment-grade, dollar-denominated, SEC-registered corporate debt.)
3427.11
3422.53 3200.19
Bond Buyer 20 Bond Index
120
(Index of yields of 20 general obligation municipal bonds.)
4.71
4.75
4.15
100
Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index
80
(Index of 40 actively-traded tax-exempt bonds; component
issues are changed regularly to keep the index a current
picture of the market. Source: The Bond Buyer
4.70
4.74
4.38
60
40
Stock/Bond Yield Gap-s
20
(Difference between yield on highest-grade corporate bonds
and yield on stocks on the DJIA.)
-2.46
-2.49
-3.06
DJ Energy Gold Price
0
Yield on DJ Equal Weight US Corp Bond Idx:
-20
Corp Bonds, (y)
M A M J J A S O N D J F
5.03
5.01
5.24
v-Week ended Thursday. y-Yield to maturity, week ended
Thursday. z-Source: LSEG.*Barclays T-Bond Index discontinued by firm.
Federal Reserve Data Bank
One week ended Feb 25:
Prev.
Week
Change
Member Bank
Reserve Chgs. (Mil. $)
Year
Ago
Change
U.S. Gov't securities:
Bought outright
6,335,861
+11,010
-129,139
KKR
.185
Oshkosh
.57
Reinsurance Grp America .93
Weis Markets
.34
Zoetis
.53
Week’s
Dividend
Payment
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NYSE
Federal agency secur:
Bought outright
Reserve bank credit:
Primary Credit
Secondary Credit
Seasonal Credit
Float
Other F.R. Assets
Total Fed Credit #
Gold stock
SDR Certif. Accounts
Treas. Curr. Outst.
Total
Currency in circ
Treas. Cash Hldgs
Treas. Fed Deposits
Foreign Fed Deposits
Other Fed Deposits
Other FR liab/cap
Total factors
Reserves F.R. banks
Fgn hold U.S. debt
2,347
....
....
4,627
56
2
-314
31,554
6,570,027
11,041
15,200
52,990
6,668,755
2,431,000
349
887,612
9,439
245,303
-192,873
3,702,991
2,965,765
3,075,291
-31
+56
+2
-41
-12,521
-6,569
....
....
+14
-6,711
+100
+9
-25,115
....
+8,512
-2,478
-22,672
+15,961
-26,253
+1,777
-23
-1
+95
+660
-159,049
....
....
+465
-157,053
+77,494
-26
+206,451
-246
+79,952
-19,700
+204,432
-361,484
-214,243
Month %
Chg.
Year
Ago
Reserve Aggr (Mil. $)
Month Ended Jan:
Latest
Month
Prev.
Month
Total Reserves:
NonborrowedRes
BorrowedReserves
Monetary Base
2,967,900
2,962,400
5,483
5,402,500
2,941,700
2,933,000
8,656
5,373,700
0.89 3,255,600
1.00 3,249,100
-36.66
6,517
0.54 5,613,500
Monday (March 2)
A10 Networks
.06
Aflac
.61
Blue Owl Capital
.225
Booz Allen Hamilton
.59
Brink's
.255
Capital One Financial
.80
Carlisle Cos
1.10
Carriage Services
.112
Cencora
.60
Church & Dwight
.308
ConocoPhillips
.84
Entergy
.64
EQT
.165
Essential Utilities
.343
Ford Motor
.15
IDACORP
.88
JM Smucker
1.10
Magnolia Oil & Gas
.165
Maximus
.33
Murphy Oil
.35
Pinnacle West Capital
.91
RB Global
.31
Sensient Technologies
.41
SmartFinancial
.08
Southwest Gas Holdings .62
Standard Motor Products .33
SunCoke Energy
.12
Truist Financial
.52
Visa Cl A
.67
Wabtec
.31
Warrior Met Coal
.08
Wipro ADR
.066
Tuesday (March 3)
American Water Works
Bunge Global
INVESCO
Jabil
Kemper
.827
.70
.21
.08
.32
.12
.055
.90
.20
.70
.21
.11
1.27
.09
Thursday (March 5)
American States Water
Carpenter Technology
Cummins
Matson
Murphy USA
Penske Automotive
Southside Bancshares
TJX Cos
United Parcel Service B
.504
.20
2.00
.36
.63
1.40
.36
.425
1.64
Company Name-Ticker Symbol (Exchange)
Acushnet Holdings-GOLF (NYSE)
Allspring Gl Div Opp Fd-EOD (NYSE)
AMERISAFE-AMSF (Nasdaq)
AngloGold Ashanti-AU (NYSE)
Assured Guaranty-AGO (NYSE)
Booking Holdings-BKNG (Nasdaq)
Brightstar Lottery-BRSL (NYSE)
BWX Technologies-BWXT (NYSE)
C&F Financial-CFFI (Nasdaq)
Clear Secure-YOU (NYSE)
Constellation Energy-CEG (Nasdaq)
CSX-CSX (Nasdaq)
Curbline Properties-CURB (NYSE)
Danaher-DHR (NYSE)
Diamondback Energy-FANG (Nasdaq)
Domino's Pizza-DPZ (Nasdaq)
Eaton-ETN (NYSE)
Enerflex-EFXT (NYSE)
Equifax-EFX (NYSE)
Euroseas-ESEA (NCM )
Fidelity National Finl-FNF (NYSE)
FTAI Aviation Pfd. C-FTAIN (Nasdaq)
Gap-GAP (NYSE)
Gildan Activewear-GIL (NYSE)
Global Industrial-GIC (NYSE)
Hafnia-HAFN (NYSE)
Haleon ADR-HLN (NYSE)
HealthStream-HSTM (Nasdaq)
Home Depot-HD (NYSE)
HSBC Holdings ADR-HSBC (NYSE)
Interface-TILE (Nasdaq)
LandBridge-LB (NYSE)
LeMaitre Vascular-LMAT (Nasdaq)
Linde-LIN (Nasdaq)
McGrath RentCorp-MGRC (Nasdaq)
Nordic American Tankers-NAT (NYSE)
NOV-NOV (NYSE)
OneSpan-OSPN (NCM )
Peoples Bancorp of NC-PEBK (Nasdaq)
Permian Resources-PR (NYSE)
PPL Corp-PPL (NYSE)
PROG Holdings-PRG (NYSE)
Red River Bancshares-RRBI (Nasdaq)
Salesforce-CRM (NYSE)
Sempra-SRE (NYSE)
Silgan Holdings-SLGN (NYSE)
Simmons First Natl Cl A-SFNC (Nasdaq)
SM Energy-SM (NYSE)
SmartStop Self REIT-SMA (NYSE)
Stantec-STN (NYSE)
Star Bulk Carriers-SBLK (Nasdaq)
Steel Dynamics-STLD (Nasdaq)
Thermo Fisher Scientific-TMO (NYSE)
Torm-TRMD (Nasdaq)
Toronto-Dominion Bank-TD (NYSE)
Transalta-TAC (NYSE)
Turning Point Brands-TPB (NYSE)
Unity Bancorp-UNTY (Nasdaq)
US Physical Therapy-USPH (NYSE)
Valmont Industries-VMI (NYSE)
Viper Energy-VNOM (Nasdaq)
Woodside Energy ADR-WDS (NYSE)
Xcel Energy-XEL (Nasdaq)
1.0
8.3
5.1
2.8
1.8
0.9
6.7
0.5
2.5
1.2
0.5
1.2
2.3
0.8
2.4
2.0
1.2
0.3
1.1
4.4
3.9
8.1
2.5
1.5
3.1
7.1
2.8
0.6
2.5
4.0
0.4
0.7
0.9
1.3
1.8
8.3
1.6
4.4
2.2
3.5
2.9
1.5
0.7
0.9
2.7
1.7
4.3
3.9
4.4
0.8
2.2
1.1
0.4
17.1
3.2
1.2
0.2
1.1
2.2
0.7
4.7
5.3
2.8
From
%
Increase
Record
Date
Ex-Div
Date
Payment
Date
Q
.255
.235
Q .13644
.13151
Q
.41
.39
Q
1.73
.91
Q
.38
.34
Q
10.50
9.60
Q
.23
.22
Q
.27
.25
Q
.48
.46
Q
.15
.125
Q
.4265
.3878
Q
.14
.13
Q
.17
.16
Q
.40
.32
Q
1.05
1.00
Q
1.99
1.74
Q
1.10
1.04
Q .031062 .027125
Q
.56
.50
Q
.75
.70
Q
.52 .477469
Q
.52 .51563
Q
.175
.165
Q
.249
.226
Q
.28
.26
Q
.1762
.147
S .130732 .059783
Q
.035
.031
Q
2.33
2.30
Q
2.245
.50
Q
.03
.02
Q
.12
.10
Q
.25
.20
Q
1.60
1.50
Q
.495
.485
Q
.17
.13
Q
.09
.075
Q
.13
.12
Q
.21
.20
Q
.16
.15
Q
.285
.2725
Q
.14
.13
Q
.25
.15
Q
.44
.416
Q
.6575
.645
Q
.21
.20
Q
.215
.2125
Q
.22
.20
M .13589 .12274
Q .179061 .164144
Q
.37
.11
Q
.53
.50
Q
.47
.43
Q
.70
.62
Q .789214 .777594
Q .047499 .046543
Q
.08
.075
Q
.16
.15
Q
.46
.45
Q
.77
.68
Q
.38
.33
S
.59
.53
Q
.5925
.57
8.5 %
3.7
5.1
90.1
11.8
9.4
4.5
8.0
4.3
20.0
10.0
7.7
6.3
25.0
5.0
14.4
5.8
14.5
12.0
7.1
8.9
0.8
6.1
10.2
7.7
19.9
118.7
12.9
1.3
349.0
50.0
20.0
25.0
6.7
2.1
30.8
20.0
8.3
5.0
6.7
4.6
7.7
66.7
5.8
1.9
5.0
1.2
10.0
10.7
9.1
236.4
6.0
9.3
12.9
1.5
2.1
6.7
6.7
2.2
13.2
15.2
11.3
3.9
3-06
3-12
3-13
3-13
3-06
3-06
3-10
3-11
3-13
3-10
3-09
2-27
3-18
3-27
3-05
3-13
3-10
3-11
3-09
3-10
3-17
3-09
4-08
3-19
3-09
3-06
4-10
3-09
3-12
3-13
3-27
3-05
3-12
3-11
4-16
3-10
3-13
3-13
3-04
3-17
3-10
3-12
3-09
4-09
3-19
3-17
3-13
3-09
3-31
3-31
3-09
3-31
3-13
3-12
4-09
3-01
3-20
3-06
3-13
3-27
3-05
3-06
3-13
3-06
3-12
3-13
3-13
3-06
3-06
3-10
3-11
3-13
3-10
3-09
2-27
3-18
3-27
3-05
3-13
3-10
3-11
3-09
3-10
3-17
3-09
4-08
3-19
3-09
3-06
4-10
3-09
3-12
3-13
3-27
3-05
3-12
3-11
4-16
3-10
3-13
3-13
3-04
3-17
3-10
3-12
3-09
4-09
3-19
3-17
3-13
3-09
3-31
3-31
3-09
3-31
3-13
3-12
4-09
2-27
3-20
3-06
3-13
3-27
3-05
3-06
3-13
3-20
4-01
3-20
3-27
3-20
3-31
3-24
3-27
4-01
3-24
3-20
3-13
4-08
4-24
3-12
3-30
3-27
3-25
3-17
3-17
3-31
3-16
4-29
4-13
3-16
3-18
5-14
3-20
3-26
4-30
4-10
3-19
3-26
3-26
4-30
3-24
3-27
3-27
3-16
3-31
4-01
3-24
3-19
4-23
4-15
3-31
4-01
3-23
4-15
4-15
3-19
4-10
4-15
3-25
4-30
4-01
4-10
3-20
4-10
4-15
3-12
3-27
4-20
Period
To
Dividend Payment Reductions
Adjusted
Yield
Period
To
33.5
16.4
4.8
20.0
4.8
11.5
M
Q
Q
M
Q
Q
.06
.45
.69
.05
.26
.4375
Amount
Record Ex-Div
Date Date
Pay
Date
Booking Holdings-BKNG (Nasdaq) 25-for-1
Ramaco Resources Cl B-METCB (Nasdaq)1.489%
Tradr 2X Long LITE Daily-LITX (BATS ) 3-for-1
Tradr 2X Long LRCX Daily-LRCU (BATS ) 3-for-1
3-06 4-06
3-13 3-13
3-06 3-10
3-06 3-10
4-02
3-27
3-09
3-09
Hasbro
Hennessy Advisors
MarketAxess Holdings
Paccar
Ryanair Holdings ADR
Wynn Resorts
.70
.15
.78
.33
.454
.25
Thursday (March 5)
BOK Financial
Inter
Littelfuse
Provident Fincl Hldgs
Regeneron Pharma
TPG
USCB Financial Holdings
Weatherford Intl
Woodward
.63
.113
.75
.14
.94
.61
.125
.275
.32
Carlyle Credit Incm Fd-CCIF (NYSE)
FS KKR Capital-FSK (NYSE)
LyondellBasell Inds-LYB (NYSE)
OFS Credit-OCCI (NCM )
Rayonier-RYN (NYSE)
Vitesse Energy-VTS (NYSE)
Stock Splits/Dividends
Company Name-Ticker Symbol (Exchange)
Week’s
Dividend
.20
.075
.075
Payment
.05
Friday (March 6)
Bath & Body Works
Crawford & Co B
Crawford Cl A
Evertec
Global Ship Lease Cl A
.625
Lucky Strike Ent
.06
Materion
.14
MGIC Investment
.15
Minerals Technologies
.12
Oil-Dri of America
.205
ONE Gas
.68
Parker Hannifin
1.80
Pfizer
.43
Scotts Miracle-Gro
.66
Southern
.74
Timken
.35
Western Alliance Bancorp .42
Yum! Brands
.75
Zurn Elkay Water Solns
.11
Saturday (March 7)
NONE
Adjusted
Yield
Company Name-Ticker Symbol (Exchange)
Wednesday (March 4)
Aramark
Atmus Filtration Techs
Danaos
Gold.com
Herc Holdings
Home BancShares
Natural Gas Services
Phillips 66
WR Berkley
Sunday (March 8)
NONE
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
Dividend Payment Boosts
Weekly Bond Statistics
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This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NASDAQ
Monday (March 2)
Central Bancompany
ConnectOne Bancorp
H2O America
Middlesex Water
Selective Insurance
Twin Disc
Winmark
.12
.18
.44
.36
.43
.04
.96
Tuesday (March 3)
KLA
Phillips Edison
Warner Music Group
1.90
.108
.19
Wednesday (March 4)
Friday (March 6)
Advanced Energy Inds
Amgen
AudioCodes
Eagle Bancorp Montana
iRadimed
MKS
PC Connection
TriMas
Sat. (March 7)-Sun. (March 8)
NONE
.10
2.52
.20
.145
.20
.25
.20
.04
From
%
Decrease
Record
Date
Ex-Div
Date
Payment
Date
.105
.64
1.37
.115
.2725
.5625
-42.9 %
-29.7 %
-49.6 %
-56.5 %
-4.6 %
-22.2 %
3-19
3-18
3-02
3-16
3-17
3-16
3-19
3-18
3-02
3-16
3-17
3-16
3-31
4-02
3-09
3-31
3-31
3-31
Special Dividends
Company Name-Ticker Symbol (Exchange)
Amer Integrity Ins-AII (NYSE)
Arhaus-ARHS (Nasdaq)
Clear Secure-YOU (NYSE)
Intl General Insurance-IGIC (NCM )
TaskUs-TASK (Nasdaq)
Record Ex-Div
Amount Date Date
1.02
0.35
0.20
1.15
3.65
3-16
3-18
3-10
3-18
3-11
Pay
Date
3-16 3-30
3-18 3-31
3-10 3-24
3-18 4-06
3-11 3-25
Week’s
Dividend
Payment
Week’s ExDividend
Dates
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NYSE American
NYSE American
Mon. (March 2)-Wed. (March 4)
Tues. (March 3)-Thurs. (March 5)
NONE
NONE
Friday (March 6)
Thursday (March 5)
Seaboard
2.25
B2Gold
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Fri. (March 6)-Sun. (March 8)
Sat. (March 7)-Mon. (March 9)
NONE
NONE
.02
.03
Top 5 Insider Purchases by
Company in 2026
Company
Number of
Sym Insiders
Number of
Shares
$ Value
Avg.
Price
Townebank
Cabaletta Bio
Cineverse
York Water
Envoy Medical
TOWN 22
7,078 242,264
CABA 8 132,073
296,189
CNVS
7 262,500
711,375
YORW 7
493
15,010
COCH
620,433,650 10,713,363
$34.23
$2.24
$2.71
$30.45
$0.52
Top 5 Insider Sales by Company in 2026
Coreweave
CRWV
Ionis Pharmaceuticals IONS
Delta Air Lines
DAL
Jpmorgan Chase & Co JPM
Mks
MKSI
19 3,188,906 278,155,154 $87.23
18 312,015 24,941,578 $79.94
12 975,092 70,424,391 $72.22
11 157,350 48,542,098 $308.50
10
67,394 17,181,700 $254.94
Week’s ExDividend
Dates
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NYSE
Tuesday (March 3)
Cinemark Holdings
KeyCorp
La-Z-Boy
McDonald's
Newmont
Okeanis Eco Tankers
Olin Corp
Piper Sandler
Piper Sandler
Westlake
Westwood
.09
.205
.242
1.86
.26
1.55
.20
1.25
.175
.53
.15
Wednesday (March 4)
Autoliv
.87
Avery Dennison
.94
Banco Bradesco Ord ADR .003
Employers Holdings
.32
Enpro
.32
Equitable Holdings
.27
Fresh Del Monte Produce .30
FutureFuel
.06
H & R Block
.42
Halliburton
.17
Ingersoll Rand
.02
Liberty Energy
.09
Marriott Vacations
.80
Noble
.50
PJT Partners
.25
PVH
.038
Suncor Energy
.439
Yum China Holdings
.29
Thursday (March 5)
Armstrong Wrld Ind
.339
Cigna Group
1.56
Eversource Energy
.788
Lear Corp
.77
Live Oak Bancshares
.03
Ryerson Holding
.188
Shutterstock
.36
Somnigroup International .17
Tootsie Roll Indus
.09
Vontier
.025
Friday (March 6)
Assured Guaranty
.38
Bank of America
.28
BHP Group ADR
1.46
BlackRock
5.73
Comfort Systems USA
.70
Covenant Logistics Cl A
.07
CRH
.39
Edgewell Personal Care
.15
Ferguson Enterprises
.89
Flagstar Bank
.01
Flowers Foods
.248
Gallagher
.70
General Motors
.18
Genuine Parts
1.062
Hamilton Insurance Cl B 2.00
Insperity
.60
ITT
.386
Kforce
.40
Knight-Swift Transport
.20
Koppers Holdings
.09
L3Harris Technologies
1.25
Lithia Motors
.55
Molson Coors A
.48
Molson Coors B
.48
PHINIA
.30
Primo Brands
.12
Reliance
1.25
Rio Tinto ADR
2.52
Royal Caribbean Group
1.50
Scorpio Tankers
.45
Tapestry
.40
Terex
.17
Trane Technologies
1.05
Unifirst
.365
Universal Insurance
.16
Saturday (March 7)
NONE
Sunday (March 8)
NONE
Monday (March 9)
AdvanSix
.16
Brown-Forman Cl A
.231
Brown-Forman Cl B
.231
FedEx
1.45
First American Financial
.55
GE Aerospace
.47
Global Payments
.25
Hecla Mining
.004
Mosaic
.22
Owens Corning
.79
Paycom Software
.375
Ralliant
.05
RingCentral Cl A
.075
Vulcan Materials
.52
Week’s ExDividend
Dates
This list includes payouts on
common stocks.
NASDAQ
Tuesday (March 3)
Analog Devices
Cass Info Systems
Rush Enterprises A
Rush Enterprises B
1.10
.32
.19
.19
Wednesday (March 4)
Avnet
BGC Group Cl A
Cheesecake Factory
Fox Corp Cl A
Fox Corp Cl B
Lam Research
Old Dominion Freight Line
PayPal Holdings
Peoples Bancorp of NC
Phibro Animal Health
Shore Bancshares
.35
.02
.30
.28
.28
.26
.29
.14
.21
.12
.12
Thursday (March 5)
Diamondback Energy
Expand Energy
Expedia Group
Hancock Whitney
Jack Henry & Associates
Northrim Bancorp
Old National Bancorp
Qualcomm
SLM
Viper Energy
Viper Energy
Western Digital
1.05
.575
.48
.50
.61
.16
.145
.89
.13
.14
.38
.125
Friday (March 6)
Booking Holdings
10.50
CH Robinson Worldwide
.63
Cogent Communications .02
Commerce Bancshares
.275
Eastern Bankshares
.13
eBay
.31
Exponent
.31
First Merchants
.36
Kimberly-Clark
1.28
Kraft Heinz
.40
Marzetti
1.00
Mercantile Bank
.39
Navient Corp.
.16
Northern Trust
.80
Open Text
.275
PepsiCo
1.423
TriCo Bancshares
.36
Trustco Bank
.38
WesBanco
.38
Wingstop
.30
Saturday (March 7)
NONE
Sunday (March 8)
NONE
Monday (March 9)
Alphabet Cl A
Alphabet Cl C
Astec Industries
Columbia Sportswear
Constellation Energy
HealthStream
.21
.21
.13
.30
.426
.035
March 2, 2026
BARRON’S
MARKET LABORATORY
D ATA
Week’s
New Highs
and Lows
NYSE
446 178
New Highs
New Lows
Nasdaq
576 554
New Highs
New Lows
NYSE American
30
32
New Highs
New Lows
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NYSE American
NEW HIGHS
AeonBiopharma
AcmeUnited
BK Tech
B2Gold
EquinoxGold
GalianoGold
inTEST
M-tronInds
MetallaRoyalty
NewPacificMetals
NovaGoldRscs
OrlaMining
ParamountGoldNV
ProtalixBio
QuantumeMotion
RingEnergy
SifcoInd
UnitedAcqnI
NEW LOWS
AmbowEduc
BelpointePrep
BimergenEnergy
Boqii
ChinaPharma
EasonTech
FranklinStProp
GreenCircle
HyperscaleData
JaguarUranium
LogProstyle
MastechDigital
MixedMartialArts
MultiWays
Mynd.ai
Myomo
NasusPharma
NovaBayPharm
PicardMedical
RegentisBio
SerinaTherap
Southland
TOP Ships
TherivaBio
Toppoint
TrioPetroleum
Venu
Volato
VolitionRX
Nasdaq
NEW HIGHS
AcaciaResearch
AcademySports
AcumenPharm
Adeia
AdvEnergyInds
AehrTestSys
AEP
AgenciaComSpirits
AlliantEnergy
AllogeneTherap
AlmontyIndustries
AlphaTauMed
AmerPubEduc
Amgen
AnalogDevices
AnaptysBio
APA
AppliedOptoelec
ApplMaterials
Arcellx
ASML
45
AstecIndustries
AuraMinerals
AvidbankHoldings
Avnet
AxiomIntellA
AXT
BakerHughes
BlueBird
BranchOutFood
BrightSpring
CabalettaBio
Calumet
Camtek
CardinalInfr
CaseysGenStores
CatalystBncp
CelldexTherap
CenturionAcqnA
CenturyAluminum
CG Oncology
ChefsWarehouse
Cibus
ClimbBio
CME Group
Coca-ColaCon
CocaColaEuropac
CodaOctopus
ConsensusCloud
ContineumTherap
CSX
CtrlPlainsBcshs
CullinanTherap
Daktronics
DesignTherap
DiamondbkEner
DiamondHillInvt
Diamondrock
DiversifiedHlthcr
DrugsMadeAmII
DrugsMadeInAm
DuneAcqnII
DXP Ents
EdgewiseTherap
ElbitSystems
ElicioTherap
EncoreCapital
EnergySvsofAmerica
Entegris
EntradaTherap
Erasca
Ericsson
EstablishLabs
EuroDry
Euroseas
Evergy
ExactSciences
Exelon
Ezcorp
FirstCash
FiveBelow
FormFactor
FortressValueV
Fossil
FreightCarAmer
FTAI Aviation
FutureVisionII
FVCBankcorp
GenerateBiomed
GigaCloudTech
GladstoneLand
GlobusMaritime
GolarLNG
GP-ActIIIAcqnA
GraceTherap
H World
HenrySchein
Hologic
Honeywell
Ichor
ImmixBiopharma
ImmunityBio
Immunovant
IndigoAcqn
InnovAge
Innoviva
InnovSolSuprt
IronHorseII
JazzPharm
JohnsonOutdoors
Kamada
KaryopharmTherap
KezarLifeSci
KiniksaPharm
LakeshoreAcqnIII
LamarAdv
LamResearch
LarimarTherap
LaunchOneAcqnA
LB Pharm
Legence
LeMaitreVascular
LincolnEduc
Linde
Littelfuse
LivaNova
Lumentum
Macom Tech
Mama'sCreations
MarathonBancorp
MaysJW
Medline
Middleby
MillicomIntl
MirumPharm
MitekSystems
MMTec
MolecularPtrs
MonolithicPower
MonsterBev
MYR Group
Nanobiotix
NatlEnerSvs
NatureSunshine
NautilusBiotech
NektarTherap
Neo-Concept
Neogen
NewburyStII A
nLIGHT
NMP Acqn
Novanta
Novavax
NWPX Infra
Oculis
OhioValleyBanc
OpusGenetics
OramedPharm
OriginInvttI
OrukaTherap
OSI Systems
OutdoorHldg
PalvellaTherap
PangaeaLogistics
Pennant
PerpetuaRscs
PhillipsEdison
Photronics
PlainsAllAmPipe
PlainsGP
PraxisPrecision
PumaBiotech
PyxisTankers
QuartzseaAcqn
QuiptHomeMed
RackspaceTech
Rallybio
RankOneCmp
RaptTherap
REalloys
RegencyCtrs
RelayTherap
ReservoirMedia
RhinebeckBncp
RockyBrands
RoivantSciences
RossStores
RoyaltyPharma
S&T Bancorp
SabraHealthcare
SeanergyMaritime
Semtech
SenecaFoods A
SenecaFoods B
SenseiBiotherap
Septerna
SigmaLithium
SiliconMotion
SIMAcqnIA
Sol-GelTech
SouthernFirstBcsh
SpyreTherapeutics
SSR Mining
StarBulkCarriers
StealthGas
StellarVCapA
SterlingInfr
StoneX
SupernusPharm
SutroBioph
T.RowePriceLgMuni
TandemDiabetes
TangoTherap
TatTechnologies
Teradyne
TeraWulf
Torm
TriMas
TTM Tech
TyraBiosciences
UltraClean
UnitedTherap
VersaBank
ViaSat
Viatris
ViaviSolutions
Vicor
VirBiotech
Vodafone
VoxRoyalty
VSE
WeatherfordIntl
WestamericaBncp
WestinAcqn
WintergreenAcqn
XcelEnergy
XenonPharm
XWELL
ZuraBio
NEW LOWS
20/20Biolabs
22ndCentury
3ENtwkTech
707Cayman
ACI Worldwide
ActelisNtwks
ActuateTherap
AcurxPharm
AdialPharm
Aditxt
Adobe
ADP
AdvancedBiomed
AdvantageSolns
AeriesTech
Aether
AgapeATP
AIxCrypto
Akanda
Alarm.com
AlkamiTech
Allbirds
Alvotech
Amdocs
Amerisafe
Amesite
AmphastarPharm
AnebuloPharm
Angi
AppFolio
ArbeRobotics
ArriveAI
AsureSoftware
AtaraBiotherap
Atlassian
Aurelion
Autodesk
AutoziInternet
AvalonGloboCare
AvaxOneTech
AvePoint
AxeCompute
Backblaze
BaiyaIntl
BarrettBus
BGM Group
BigTreeCloud
BillionToOne
Biomerica
BioRestorative
BitcoinDepot
BitOrigin
BlackLine
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BlackTitan
Bloomin'Brands
BlueHatInt
BNBPlus
Booking
BraggGaming
BragHouse
Braiin
Braze
BrenmillerEner
BriaCellTherap
BridgfordFoods
BuzzFeed
Canaan
CantorEqPtrsV
CantorEqPtrsVI
CarisLifeSci
CCC Intelligent
CDT Equity
CDW
CEA Inds
CellebriteDI
CellyanBiotech
Cemtrex
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Certara
CheckPoint
ChemomabTherap
ChinaSXTPharm
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CIMG
Classover
Click
ClimbGlbl
CloverHealth
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CoastalFinl
Codexis
CognizantTech
CognyteSoftware
Collplant
CoStar
CreativeMedia
CSP
Cuprina
CXApp
Cycurion
Cyngn
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Decent
DefinitiveHlthcr
DeFiTechnologies
DermataTherap
DestinationXL
Digimarc
DigitalCurrX
DirectDigital
DocGo
DocuSign
Dominari
Domo
DouYuIntl
DrivenBrands
Duolingo
EagleNuclear
EdibleGarden
eHealth
ElectraBatteryMtls
EliteExpress
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EnergyRecovery
Enovix
EpicQuestEduc
EpsiumEnterprise
EquipmentShare
ErieIndemnity
ExlService
eXoZymes
Expensify
FangddNetwork
FatPipe
FG Nexus
FigureTechSolns
FireflyNeuro
FirstAdvantage
FirstWatchRest
Fitell
Fly-E
ForesightAuto
FortressValueV
Freightos
FullHouse
Fusemachines
GalmedPharm
GameSquare
Gauzy
GeminiSpace
GenDigital
GenerateBiomed
GenerationIncm
GitLab
GlimpseGroup
GoHealth
GoldenHeaven
GoldenMatrix
GoldenSunTech
GoodRx
GossamerBio
Grande
Greenlane
GreenwaveTech
GridDynamics
HackettGroup
HainCelestial
HamiltonLane
HangFengTech
HCW Biologics
HealthCatalyst
HealthcrTriangle
HelenofTroy
HubCyberSecurity
HuronConsulting
Hydrofarm
IconEnergy
ICZOOMA
IdealPower
IM Cannabis
InMedPharm
INmuneBio
Inogen
Intapp
IntegraLifeSci
IntelligentBio
InteractStrength
IntercontCayman
Intuit
iOThree
iPower
IPStrategy
iSpecimen
IterumTherap
JD.com
Jeffs'Brands
JIADE
JinxinTech
Kaltura
Kaspi.kz
KustomEnt
LanternPharma
LanzaTechGlobal
LegalZoom
LendingTree
LenzTherap
Leslie's
Lev2XLgBULLDly
LianheSowell
LiBangIntl
LifeMD
Lifeward
Lucid
LyraTherap
MagicEmpireGlobal
MainzBiomed
Mannatech
MannKind
Masonglory
Massimo
MDJM
Megan
MercadoLibre
MeritMedical
MeshflowAcqn
MetalphaTechnology
MEvoGlblAcqnII
MGP Ingredients
MicroAlgo
MiMedx
MingtengIntl
ModularMed
MoleculinBiotech
Momentus
Nakamoto
Navan
Navient
nCino
NetClassTech
Netflix
Netskope
Neuronetics
NexGel
NextNRG
NiagenBio
NIP
Nocera
NuCana
Nuwellis
Nvni
Nyxoah
OceanPal
OddityTech
Okta
OlenoxInds
OrientalCulture
OrientalRise
OriginMaterials
OSR
OurBond
PaloAltoNtwks
ParkHaBio
Pattern
Paychex
Paylocity
Payoneer
PDS Biotech
Peloton
Playtika
PMGC
PomDoctor
Pool
PowerBank
PowerFleet
PRA Group
Primech
ProceptBio
ProcessaPharm
Profusa
Progyny
PsyenceBiomed
PTL
PublicPolicy
Pulsenmore
PurpleBiotech
Qfin
Qualys
QuantumBioPharma
Quhuo
QuinceTherap
RankOneCmp
Rapid7
RCI Hospitality
Reading A
RealBrokerage
RenatusTacticalI
Repay
RepublicPower
ResearchSolutions
ResourcesConnect
ReToEco-Solutions
RevelationBio
RevivaPharm
Root
Rubico
Sabre
SailPoint
SanuwaveHealth
SaverOne2014
Schrodinger
Scienture
SciSparc
SemiluxIntl
B A R R ON S .C OM / D ATA
ShuttlePharm
SiebertFin
SilexionTherap
SiliconValleyAcqn
Silvaco
SimulationsPlus
SKK
SLM
SOBR Safe
Solana
SolarmaxTech
SolenoTherap
Solesence
SoundFinBancorp
SpokHoldings
SproutSocial
SPS Commerce
SS&C Tech
StableXTech
Strive
SunshineBio
SuperLeagueEnt
SurgePays
SynergyCHC
T3Defense
TandyLeather
TechTarget
TempestTherap
Tenable
The9
ThomsonReuters
Thryv
Tiptree
TivicHealth
TomiEnvl
TonStrategy
TradeDesk
TrailblazerI A
TrumpMedia&Tech
Trupanion
TTEC
TwinVee
UnivDisplay
Upexi
UplandSoftware
Upstart
VCIGlobal
VerraMobility
Vertex
Visionary
VisionMarineTech
VisionSysAI
VitalFarms
VividSeats
VivosTherap
Vroom
WearableDevices
Webull
WeBuyGlobal
WeShop
WF
WheelerREIT
WiMiHologram
Wix.com
WM Tech
Workday
Workhorse
X3
Xerox
XortxTherap
Yimutian
YouxinTechnology
YunhongGreenCTI
YY Group
Zenta
Zentek
Zenvia
ZhibaoTech
ZiffDavis
Zillow A
Zillow C
ZJK Industrial
ZoomInfoTech
ZOOZStrategy
Zscaler
NYSE
NEW HIGHS
AAR
AES
AGI
ASE Tech
ATI
AXIAEnergia
AcadianAsset
AgnicoEagleMines
AgreeRealty
AirLease
AlamosGold
Albemarle
AlgonquinPower
AllisonTransm
Altria
Ambev
Ameren
AmericaMovil
AmerHlthcrREIT
Ampco-Pitt
Amrize
AngloGoldAsh
AnteroMidstream
APi Group
ArcelorMittal
Archrock
ArcosDorados
ArdmoreShipping
Argan
ArisMining
ArrowElec
AtmosEnergy
AtmusFiltration
AveryDennison
BHP Group
BKV
BW LPG
BancoSantander
BankMontreal
Bausch+Lomb
BaytexEnergy
BeaconFinl
BectonDicknsn
BenchmarkElec
BloomEnergy
Bob'sDiscFurn
BorrDrilling
BrasilAgro
Brink's
Bristow
BritishAmTob
BrixmorProp
BrookfieldInfr
CMB.TECH
CMS Energy
COPTDefenseProp
CTO Realty
Cactus
CIBC
CanNtlRlwy
CanadianNatRscs
CdnPacKC
CareTrustREIT
CarpenterTech
CenterPointEner
CenterraGold
Chubb
Ciena
CleanHarbors
ClearChannelOutdr
ClearSecure
Coca-Cola
Coherent
ComfortSystems
SABESP
CEMIG
COPEL
Buenaventura
CopleyAcqn
Corning
Vesta
Corteva
Costamare
Crown Holdings
CurblineProp
Curtiss-Wright
CustomTruck
DHT
DT Midstream
Dana
Danaos
DarlingIngred
DaVita
DianaShipping
DieboldNixdorf
DollarGeneral
DorianLPG
DouglasDynamics
DukeEnergy
ENI
EPR Prop
EQVVenturesAcqn
EastGroup
Ecolab
Ecovyst
EdisonIntl
ElancoAnimal
ElementSolns
Emera
Enerflex
Enhabit
Entergy
Equinor
EssentialProp
EversourceEner
EverusConstrn
ExcelerateEner
Expro
Figs
Fabrinet
FarmlandPtrs
FederalRealty
FederatedHermes
FedEx
FidelisInsurance
FirstAmerFin
FirstIndRlty
FirstMajSilver
FirstEnergy
FlexLNG
Flowserve
FordMotor
ForgeGlobal
Fortis
FortunaMining
ForumEnergyTech
Franco-Nevada
FreeportMcM
FreshDelMonte
Frontline
FutureFuel
GATX
GE Aerospace
GE Vernova
Generac
GenesisEnergy
GlobalShipLease
GraniteConstr
Greenbrier
HSBC
Hafnia
Halliburton
HamiltonIns
HaymakerAcqn4
HelixEnergy
Herbalife
Hershey
Hexcel
HimalayaShipping
HowmetAerospace
HuntingIngalls
ITT
IamGold
Imax
InnovexIntl
IntlSeaways
InvenTrust
IronMountain
Jabil
JanusHenderson
J&J
JohnsonControls
KB Financial
KoreGroup
KeysightTech
KimcoRealty
KinderMorgan
Kirby
KiteRealty
Knight-Swift
Knowles
KodiakGasSvcs
Koppers
LSB Inds
LTC Properties
LibertyEnergy
MPLX
Macerich
MagnoliaOil
MarineMax
MasTec
Matson
McDonald's
McKesson
Merck
MistrasGroup
ModineMfg
Moog A
Moog B
MuellerWater
NACCO Inds
NCR Atleos
NNN REIT
NOV
NPK Intl
NRG Energy
NaborsIndustries
NationalGrid
NaturalGasSvcs
Navigator
NaviosMaritime
Netstreit
NYTimes A
NextEraEnergy
NicoletBankshares
NiSource
Noble
NordicAmTankers
NorthwestNat
Novartis
Nutrien
nVentElectric
OGE Energy
ONE Gas
OR Royalties
OutfrontMedia
OccidentalPetrol
OceaneeringIntl
OilStatesIntl
OkeanisEcoTankers
OmegaHealthcare
OsiskoDevelopment
Ovintiv
PG&E
PHINIA
POSCO
PPL
ParkAerospace
ParkerHannifin
PebblebrookHotel
PermianRscs
PetroleoBrasil
PetroleoBrasilA
PhilipMorris
PinnacleWest
PostalRealty
ProAssurance
Prologis
QnityElec
QuadGraphics
QuantaServices
QuestDiag
RBC Bearings
RangerEnergySvcs
RayonierAdvMatls
RealtyIncome
RioTinto
RithmAcqnA
RymanHospitality
SeacorMarine
SFL
STAG Indl
SafeBulkers
Sasol
ScorpioTankers
ScottsMiracleGro
SeabridgeGold
Seadrill
Sempra
SensataTech
Shell
SimonProperty
SkeenaRscs
SonidaSrLiving
SouthBow
SoCopper
SouthwestGas
SphereEnt
Spire
Sprott
St.Joe
SunComms
Sunoco
Suzano
TC Energy
TJX
TKO
TaiwanSemi
TakedaPharm
TamboranRscs
Tanger
Tapestry
TargaResources
TechnipFMC
TeckResourcesB
Teekay
TeekayTankers
TeledyneTech
TelefonicaBras
Tenaris
TenetHealthcare
TexasPacLand
Thermon
Tidewater
Toro
TorontoDomBk
TotalEnergies
Transocean
Travelers
TriPointe
TripleFlagPrecMtl
TsakosEnergy
TurningPoint
TutorPerini
USATODAY
UltraparPart
UnionPacific
UniversalHealth
UnvlTechInst
V2X
Valaris
Ventas
VerisResidential
Verizon
Vertiv
Viking
W&T Offshore
W.P.Carey
Wabtec
WebsterFin
WheatonPrecMtls
WhiteMtnIns
WhitestoneREIT
Williams
WisdomTree
WoodsideEnergy
WooriFinl
XeniaHotels
Yum!Brands
NEW LOWS
ACV Auctions
AMC Ent
Accelerant
Accenture
Alight
AmHomes4Rent
ApartmtInv
ArborRealty
AresMgmt
ArmadaHoffler
Asana
AshfordHosp
AspenAerogels
Autohome
Avantor
BRC
BitGo
BlackSpadeIII
Blackstone
BlendLabs
BlueOwlCapital
BoozAllen
Bowhead
Box
Brightstar
BurfordCapital
CBIZ
CGI A
CS Disco
C3.ai
CampingWorld
Cango
Cannae
Cars.com
Chemed
Claritev
Clarivate
ClearwaterPaper
ClipperRealty
ConcordMed
CoreCivic
Culp
DNOW
DXC Tech
Doximity
DutchBros
EPAM Systems
Elastic
EmpireStateRealty
Endava
Equitable
Evertec
EvolentHealth
F&GAnnuities
FSSpecLend
FairIsaac
FedAgriMtg C
FlutterEnt
FranklinCovey
FuboTV
FullTruck
FutureCrestA
GeniusSports
GettyImages
GlblBusTravel
Globant
GoDaddy
GrabAGun
GraphicPkg
GreenTree
HP
Harley-Davidson
Hims&HersHealth
ICL Group
iHuman
Infosys
Insperity
InvitatHomes
KBR
KKR RealEstFin
KinderCareLearning
Salesforce
SentinelOne
SequansComms
Shift4Paymts
Skillsoft
Sprinklr
SunCokeEnergy
Tecnoglass
Tennant
Toast
TriNet
Trinseo
TrueBlue
TwentyOneCap
TwoHarbors
UWM
VTEX
ViaTransport
VornadoRealty
Walker&Dunlop
WeaveComms
WheelsUp
Wipro
XFinancial
XponentialFit
Yelp
ZeviaPBC
Klarna
Klaviyo
KornFerry
LocalBounti
Manpower
N-able
NCR Voyix
NomadFoods
NovoNordisk
OctaveSpecialty
Offerpad
OptimumComms
PagerDuty
ParTechnology
Paymentus
Paysafe
Perfect
Phreesia
PlanetFitness
Q2
Rayonier
ReadyCapital
ReposiTrak
RidgepostCap
RobertHalf
Rubrik
SafeguardAcqn
U.S. Treasury Bills
Maturity
March 03
March 05
March 10
March 12
March 17
March 19
March 24
March 26
March 31
April 02
April 07
April 09
April 14
April 16
April 21
April 23
April 28
April 30
May 05
May 07
May 12
May 14
May 19
May 21
May 26
May 28
June 02
June 04
June 09
June 11
June 16
June 18
June 23
June 25
June 30
July 02
July 09
July 16
July 23
July 30
August 06
Aug 13 '26
Aug 20 '26
Aug 27 '26
Sep 03 '26
Oct 01 '26
Oct 29 '26
Nov 27 '26
Dec 24 '26
Jan 21 '27
Feb 18 '27
Bid
Asked
Wkly
Chg.
Ask
Yld.
3.58
3.60
3.62
3.62
3.62
3.62
3.61
3.61
3.62
3.62
3.62
3.63
3.63
3.62
3.62
3.61
3.61
3.63
3.58
3.60
3.59
3.59
3.57
3.59
3.57
3.59
3.58
3.57
3.58
3.56
3.58
3.57
3.59
3.56
3.59
3.57
3.56
3.54
3.53
3.53
3.52
3.52
3.52
3.52
3.48
3.45
3.42
3.40
3.38
3.35
3.35
3.57
3.59
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.60
3.60
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.62
3.62
3.61
3.61
3.60
3.60
3.62
3.57
3.59
3.58
3.58
3.56
3.58
3.56
3.58
3.57
3.56
3.57
3.55
3.57
3.56
3.58
3.55
3.58
3.56
3.55
3.53
3.52
3.52
3.51
3.51
3.51
3.51
3.47
3.44
3.41
3.39
3.37
3.34
3.34
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0.04
0.03
0.03
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0.03
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....
0.02
....
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....
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0.03
0.01
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-0.02
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-0.02
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-0.02
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....
-0.01
....
0.06
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-0.02
-0.03
-0.02
-0.03
-0.03
3.62
3.64
3.66
3.66
3.67
3.66
3.66
3.66
3.67
3.67
3.67
3.68
3.68
3.68
3.67
3.67
3.67
3.69
3.64
3.66
3.65
3.66
3.64
3.65
3.64
3.66
3.65
3.64
3.65
3.64
3.65
3.65
3.67
3.64
3.67
3.65
3.65
3.63
3.62
3.62
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.62
3.55
3.52
3.51
3.49
3.48
3.46
3.47
Distributions & Offerings
Barron’s 50-Stock Average
This index is a weighted average of 50 leading issues. Useful in security
valuation. Source: Barron's Stats
Secondary Distributions of common stocks
Feb 26
Feb 19
Feb
Yr-to-Yr
Company
Shares Offered
Offer Price
Deal Value USD
2026
2026
2025
% Chg
Atomera
5,000,000
$5.00
$25,000,000
S&P 500 Index
6908.86 6861.89 6044.43
14.30
Birchtech
6,250,000
$2.40
$15,000,000
Barron’s 50 Index
17041.46 17037.95
17.11
Consolidated Edison
7,000,000
$110.81
$775,670,000
14551
Projected quarterly earn
146.89
146.89
128.15
14.62
Ideal Power
3,505,855
$2.75
$9,641,101
Annualized projected earn
587.58
587.58
512.61
14.62
LSI Industries
4,600,000
$19.75
$90,850,000
Annualized projected P/E
29.00
29.00
28.41
2.09
NioCorp Developments Ltd
17,400,000
$5.00
$87,000,000
Five-year average earn
605.08
605.08
543.6
11.32
Oric Pharmaceuticals
13,478,432
$10.37
$199,999,904
Five-year average P/E
28.16
28.16
26.77
5.21
Palvella Therapeutics
1,600,000
$125.00
$200,000,000
Year-end earn
622.83
622.83
527.6
18.04
Postal Realty Trust
9,462,962
$15.75
$299,999,920
Year-end P/E
27.36
27.36
27.58
–0.79
Tigo Energy
5,000,000
$3.00
$15,000,000
Year-end earns yield, %
3.65
3.66
3.6
0.79
Vir Biotechnology
17,647,058
$8.50
$149,999,993
Best grade bond yields, %
4.02
4.03
4.8
–16.08
Vista Gold
15,600,000
$2.50
$39,000,000
Bond yields/stock ylds, %
1.10
1.10
1.32
–16.74
Whirlpool
6,884,057
$69.00
$474,999,933
280.89
280.66
267.50
5.01
Zura Bio Ltd
18,200,000
$6.25
$132,500,000
1.65
1.65
1.84
–10.35
Actual year-end divs
Actual yr-end divs yld, %
Source: LSEG Data & Analytics
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O T H E R VO I C E S
For a reporter on the Fed beat, Alan Greenspan
was a treasure. The head of the central bank from
1987 to 2006, Greenspan turns 100 on March 6.
Alan Greenspan is sworn in as chairman of the Federal Reserve in 1987, with President Ronald Reagan behind him.
What I Learned
From Fed Chairman
Alan Greenspan
O
ne thing I learned
as a Wall Street
Journal reporter
covering Alan
Greenspan’s 19year reign at the
Federal Reserve:
Don’t ask the man a question when
you’re in a buffet line with coffee in one
hand, a plate in the other, and a reporter’s notebook in your back pocket.
The chairman didn’t give short answers.
Greenspan, who turns 100 on
March 6, often peppered his responses
and his speeches with idiosyncratic
insights when he didn’t want to talk
BY DAVID
WESSEL
The writer is director of the Hutchins
Center on Fiscal &
Monetary Policy
at the Brookings
Institution, which
he joined in 2014
after 30 years as
a reporter, editor,
and columnist at
The Wall Street
Journal.
March 2, 2026
about interest rates. For example, he
once observed that gross domestic
product was getting lighter. Fiberoptic
cables were lighter than copper, more
of the value in GDP was in ideas not
physical goods, et cetera.
In the breakfast line at the Fed’s
annual Jackson Hole, Wyo., meeting,
I asked Greenspan if he could really
measure the weight of GDP. He told
me, at great length, about a recent Commerce Department report that tallied
the weight of all imports and exports.
That led me to write this lede: “Having
weighed the evidence carefully, Federal
Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan
wants you to know that the U.S. economy is getting lighter. Literally.”
Greenspan had other unconventional ways of monitoring the economy.
I doubt that any of his successors obsessed as he did about freight-car loading statistics. Another key to his acumen was his grasp of history. He was
influenced by Paul David, a Stanford
University economic historian who had
shown why it took so long for electricity
to yield gains in productivity in the early
20th century. That insight led Greenspan to resist pressure from fellow
policymakers to raise interest rates in
1996: He understood that rising productivity from the information-technology
revolution would allow the economy to
grow faster without fueling inflation.
When President Ronald Reagan
nominated Greenspan to head the Fed
in 1987, skeptics suggested that the
economic consultant turned White
House aide wouldn’t be able to fill the
shoes of his predecessor, Paul Volcker.
Volcker famously managed to break
the back of high inflation with doubledigit interest rates in the early 1980s.
But by the time Greenspan retired
in 2006, he was hailed the Fed “maestro”—an effective leader who had
steered the economy through 9/11, two
mild recessions, and a couple of stock
market bubble bursts. Through all of
that, he gently brought inflation down
and ushered in the Great Moderation.
His major mistake—failing to understand how vulnerable the financial
system was to a housing downturn—
became apparent only after he had
turned the keys over to Ben Bernanke.
Under-regulating banks before the
2008-09 global financial crisis was just
one of Greenspan’s mistakes as chair.
His blessing of President George W.
Bush’s tax cuts was another. But his
reign had highs: responding effectively
to the 1987 stock market crash, encouraging President Bill Clinton to tackle
the deficit, and spotting a productivity
surge in the 1990s before others.
For a reporter on the Fed beat,
Greenspan was a treasure. He understood the role of the press in communicating the Fed’s thinking and in burnishing his reputation. The chair
genuinely liked reporters; he married
NBC news anchor Andrea Mitchell in
1997, after all. He would take our calls
or sit down with us, almost always off
the record. Once, to be sure that I got
a story right, I shared an excerpt of my
book manuscript with Greenspan. He
blessed it—and corrected my grammar.
Data “are,” not data “is.”
Unusually, Greenspan refused to talk
when I wanted to ask if he was worried
about the ebullience of the stock market,
which was riding high off newly public
tech companies in the late 1990s. I
drafted a column on the idea anyway.
“If you were Alan Greenspan,” I wrote
in the lede, “wouldn’t you be worried
about the soaring stock market?”
I didn’t mind moving markets,
but I didn’t want to move them with
a story that was wrong. Just this once,
I made an exception to the Journal
rule that forbids sharing advance
copy with sources and sent Greenspan’s spokesman my draft for a gut
check. He told me the chairman said
it was “very interesting.”
A couple of weeks after the column
ran, Greenspan delivered his famous
“irrational exuberance” speech, warning investors against getting too excited
about tech stocks. That phrase echoes
still today as artificial intelligence drives
up the stock prices of tech companies.
Greenspan taught me the value of
owning up to my mistakes. Before 1994,
the Fed didn’t disclose when it had
moved rates. Instead, it signaled its
moves by the way it intervened in the
Treasury market. The Wednesday before Thanksgiving in 1989, the Fed made
a move that looked to me like it had
eased. I spoke to a source who, in the
past, was informed on Fed moves. He
agreed with my take, but didn’t disclose
that Greenspan had stopped informing
him. I wrote in Friday’s paper that the
Fed had eased. On Monday, the Fed
came into the market with monetary
howitzers to make clear it hadn’t. Not
a good day for this reporter.
I wrote Greenspan that I had made
his difficult job harder and apologized.
A few days later, my phone rang. His
assistant told me to “hold for the chairman.” I braced myself for a tonguelashing. Instead, in his gravelly voice,
Greenspan said, “This is the first time
in history that a reporter has ever apologized to the Federal Reserve.” B
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Bonds Aren’t a Sure Bet.
Alternatives to Consider.
The Almighty Dollar
Isn’t Dead Yet
BY ELIZABETH O’BRIEN
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onds are happily boring. Yields,
at about 4% for 10-year Treasuries, have been in a narrow
range for months. For investors
who simply want bonds to provide portfolio stability and income, they are doing
their job.
Yet the country’s deteriorating fiscal situation is raising concerns that
Treasuries—the bedrock of the bond
market—are headed for trouble.
The root problem is America’s growing federal deficit. In mid-February, the
nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projected a rise in the deficit to 6.7%
of gross domestic product in 2036 from
5.8% this year. The government will
have to auction far more Treasuries to
bridge the funding gap. That could push
up yields and depress prices (which
move inversely).
Expectations for higher yields have
risen since President Donald Trump
took office and Republicans passed a bill
expected to keep pushing up the deficit.
Bond math would be punishing if
yields rise substantially. Investors would
see meager total returns as falling prices
swamp interest income. “Real” returns,
adjusted for inflation, could be negative.
Thankfully, there are alternatives that
could lessen the sting. Here are two options for retirees to consider.
• Annuities. At their simplest, annuities can provide a pension-like income
stream. They can replace bonds for income in a portfolio while providing
greater safety and stability, says Wade
Pfau, a Princeton University–trained
economist.
Annuities can beat bonds because
of their insurance-like nature. They’re
essentially a giant pool of money that insurers manage, based partly on actuarial
assumptions about how long people will
live. That feature allows annuities to provide an “additional longevity return” over
bonds, says David Blanchett, head of
retirement research at Prudential Financial and a portfolio manager at PGIM; in
essence, consumers who die prematurely
subsidize people who live longer.
If you want guaranteed income for life,
a “single premium immediate annuity,”
or SPIA, can do the trick.
A 65-year-old woman who buys a
SPIA with $100,000 would receive
about $630 a month for life, according to
quotes from Income Solutions, an annuity purchase program of Hueler Investment Services. That implies a yield of
7.5%, though the payout consists largely
of your principal until it’s depleted. If
you die prematurely, what your heirs
receive will depend on the refund features you select at purchase.
While annuities do have certain drawbacks, they can help retirees cover essential expenses along with other sources of
guaranteed income, like Social Security
or a pension. Knowing that you can pay
the mortgage and put food on the table
regardless of how the market performs
can also allow you to take more risk with
the rest of your portfolio.
• The 100% stock portfolio. Many
people head into retirement with a classic
60/40 portfolio of stocks and bonds, gradually getting more conservative through
their retirement years. Yet a 2023 study by
Aizhan Anarkulova of Emory University
and others found that a static, 100% stock
portfolio would perform better over an
average lifetime than funds with a roughly
50/50 mix of stocks and bonds.
The result seems counterintuitive, given
the “vaunted diversification benefits and
safety offered by bonds,” the study’s authors wrote in a 2025 update. Yet bonds
become riskier and more correlated with
domestic stocks over longer time horizons.
If you have the stomach for the 100%
stock route, consider diversifying internationally. The optimal split is one-third in
domestic stocks and two-thirds in international stocks, according to the study. B
To the Editor:
Despite its flaws, the dollar remains the
only currency with the massive liquidity
and legal stability required to run the
global economy (“The Reign of the Dollar
Is Coming to an End. What Investors Can
Do About It,” Cover Story, Feb. 19). Claiming the dollar is dying because of geopolitical friction is like saying the internet is
over because people are annoyed with
their service provider. There is simply
no other infrastructure ready to handle
the world’s traffic.
Paul Fogarty
On Barrons.com
To the Editor:
The dollar is good for spending but not
for storing wealth. Like all fiat currencies, it continues to devalue versus hard
assets, especially gold and silver. I spend
dollars but store my cash holdings in
precious metals.
Richard Saler
On Barrons.com
Just Say No to Alts
To the Editor:
Lewis Braham did a good job providing an
overview of alternative funds (“Now Is the
Time to Buy Alternative Funds,” Guide to
Wealth, Feb. 19). However, it’s important
to point out that they are unnecessary in
most retail investors’ portfolios. They are
opaque, illiquid, and offer questionable
diversification compared with public
markets. Most investors can achieve everything they want financially without
owning a single alternative investment.
Jonathan I. Shenkman
West Hempstead, N.Y.
Play Small Ball
To the Editor:
Concerning Jack Hough’s conundrums
about value (already moved) versus
growth (too late to sell), maybe it’s time
to try a little small ball (“The Great Rotation Has Started—and Maybe Ended.
What to Do Next,” Streetwise, Feb. 20).
For example, buy your favorite stocks
when they are rallying off a double bottom or a cup-with-handle formation. Or,
as recently reported in Barron’s, tag onto
a persistent buyer—for example Mitsui
Insurance, which is accumulating a 15%
position in W.R. Berkley. Finally, there
are a number of quality stocks selling
below market multiples with positive
outlooks, like Barrick Mining, AT&T,
and MPLX. Quit thinking about “big
theme” home-run investing and go for
the singles and doubles.
Mike Meehan
Bradenton, Fla.
Circle Back Later
To the Editor:
Figure seems like another of those “great
idea but untested” stock picks that deserve
to be filed away to revisit when we get into
the next recession (“This Fintech Uses
Blockchain to Streamline Lending. Its
Stock Is Up 50% Since Its IPO,” Feb. 18).
By then, we’ll see which are survivors,
and probably at valuations that have far
less risk at that point. I’m building a barrel of dry powder for such story stocks.
Girard Miller
On Barrons.com
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